Withdrawn from service in April 2020, this 747 was ferried from Frankfurt to Mojave on 4th November 2020 to be parted out.

The Bremenhalle is not open to the general public anymore but reserved for events. Nevertheless, this somewhat acceptable shot could be taken from outside, through glass. After its historical 1928 Atlantic crossing upon which it suffered damage twice, the Bremen was repaired and shipped back to Germany. There, it was put on display, after which it was shipped to the US again, put on display again, and eventually flown to Germany once more aboard a C-160, decades later. The aircraft is on loan from the museum The Henry Ford.

To Eastwest Airlines May 93 as VT-EWK. Seen in fairly derelict condition at Mumbai Oct 2005. Reported as moved in 2006 from Mumbai to WingSSS College of Aviation Technology, Pune, India.

Delivered new 30th Jan 1967 and to Somali Airlines as 6O-SBT 10th May 1985. Written off HKNA (nairobi) 17th May 1989 following an aborted take-off.

The early Lufthansa flight back to FRA has just pushed back and is starting to taxy out to rw16L. This plane was delivered to Lufthansa in January 2015.

Scanned and cropped from an Instamatic slide. I think this may have been January 1972.

This well travelled 340 flew with OLT from June 1999 until November 2011.

The "Bremen" made the first successful transatlantic flight from east to west, on April 12/13, 1928.

Damaged beyond repair in a take off accident at Nairobi, Kenya on May 17, 1989.

D-ABUM was sold in Somalia as 6O-SBT in May 1985.