British Airways 747

Introduced into service in 1970 the Boeing 747 was the much larger predecessor to the 707, at 2 ½ times the size, the 747 became the first twin aisle quadjet airliner. With its larger size the Boeing 747 features ten-abreast economy seating, accommodating around 366 passengers in three travel classes. At various times British Airways was one of the largest 747 operators in the world with a fleet of 36 aircrafts, this title was also shared with Singapore Airlines and Japan Airlines.