The 747-8F freighter aircraft is the 1,574th manufactured since 1969 and will be operated by Atlas Air on behalf of Apex Logistics

Before chief designer John Sutter settled on the classic hump layout, planemaker even considered a double-deck aircraft

Aircraft that marks the end of production of the world's most famous widebody will have a live webcast of the ceremony

As production closed, the famous "Queen of the Skies" represented a turning point in the industry that helped popularize air travel around the world.

Aircraft is a 747-8F cargo version and will be delivered to Atlas Air in early 2023, putting an end to its production

Model 747-8F was delivered to freighter Atlas Air, which will also receive the last 747 next year

Measure should mainly affect the Boeing 747 used in cargo flights. The country's civil aviation authority did not clarify whether the Airbus A380 will also be affected by the new rule

Final aircraft, a 747-8F freighter, was seen on the assembly line at Everett and could be delivered in October

Boeing 747-8F variant will be delivered to Atlas Air, marking the end of production of the "Queen of the Skies"

Atlas Air will receive final aircraft in cargo version in less than a year, ending the career of the most famous commercial jetliner