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At 03:23, makes you wonder how many hundreds of thousands of people walked through that entry door during this aircraft's lifetime. It's staggering really.

747 was one of, if not THE best passenger plane ever made!

How sad to see all this engineering, craftsmanship and resources rotting away.

sad to see such a powerful plane abondened like this..

Long time Boeing driver here. This makes me sad. Very sad.

Cockpit left pilot yoke and inner door handle is Great collection items!! This place is a treasure trove!!

Nice footage what a sight but it's sad to see such a plane die off like that

Very interesting. At least a lot of the parts will have another life.

This plane was delivered new to Malaysian Airlines in 1996. Stored at 20 years old, and will be lucky to see out 2017 in one piece. To think, some airlines such as Delta, United, and even British Airways are currently flying older 747-400s, although not for long perhaps. :/

Looks like it operating for saudia

Seeing the cabin like that really makes you wonder the massive number of individual parts that make up only the 747's interior.

Perfect set for a story where some people get stuck in this plane and begin to experience ghosts of passengers and pilots that died in similar aircraft that used parts from this abandoned 747... :)

brings back memories a lifetime ago. always wondered about that little staircase the stewardess went in to. got told off.

I ebjoyed the video. WHat a great experiance. one day i would like to tour it in person. those 747s were Great Planes the queen of the skies.

Thousands of people the queen of the sky carrie safely to their destination. Sad to see how those beautiful planes ending 🛫

I'm surprised to see a 20 year old 747-400 being parted out like this. An older 747, sure, but this one is relatively young still.

So jealous, I've always wanted to go look at old planes ✈️ Awesome video 👻👌🏻🎥

Perfect to turn into a house

I once had an entire galley unit, still have the red anodized aluminum handles. Cool to have jet airplane parts of any kind.

Nice video!

I always wanted to land in a 747 at Hong Kong's old airport, a dream never to come true! I noticed in the Cockpit that 'Dewalt' have moved into airline 'Instrumentation' lol!

dang, was hoping you would crawl up into the crew quarters for a closer look but if you can't fit, you can't fit. Nice eerie video!

Flew with this as a cabin crew a few years back this is sad to look at.

great shot Boss, what a plane. Cheers from Madrid, an airplane pilot

Your lucky to get a close look at it. I remember flying into an airport that had abandoned 747s I started to walk towards them to take a closer look when this stupid security guard threw a tantrum (like I was going to steal an derelict 747)😆

Awesome video thanks for sharing

Whenever I see these 'boneyard' pictures and videos the thing I think of is all the work that went into the design of each plane. The tooling that had to be created for their construction. The detailed testing for each line number produced. The supply chain that had to be established and maintained. I think of all the contract wrangling that must have taken place. All the meetings, meetings and more meetings needed to work out every last detail. Meetings that were often contentious as rival factions within a company fought over this or that issue. The river of deadines that had to be met. And finally the Next Big Thing, the New Shiny Object enters service. Then in a relatively few years, with the drop of a crude steel blade from a crane, or the beating administered by a backhoe, they are reduced, in a few minutes, to soda can material.

Great video thanks for sharing.

OK. Overall 7/10 production. Bangkok-Johnny, again.

I likely might have flown on this 747 when I was much younger! It's an ex Malaysia Airlines 747-4H6

Hoping there will be a more dignified ‘decommissioning’ of aircraft in the future.

Grab a few of those seats. A friend has 8 first class seats out of a DC-10 that open into a lay down bed like unit. He has a spiral staircase out of a Tri-Star (I think) that allows him to go from his office closet to his aster bedroom above it cool deal. He's buying interior panels from the MD-11 to turn his basement into a first class section of the aircraft. At his warehouse he has the cockpit out of a 737-500. I would be happy with the front section of a 747-400 from the nose to the end of the double decker layout, the crew rest area included. I can buy it for 5,000 from Evergreen, move it for $15,000 onto my property

O.k. here's what I'd do... Gut the plane... Then hook up the toilets (all of them) and get the galley's working... Install a shower and bath... and install a bed, etc... you know where I'm going right? Make a livable domain! :)

I wonder what is up with that plane, Those coffee makers are worth over 1k each, Seems likei it was left to die instead of being scrapped for all usable parts.

I am a recent retired flight attendant and I have flown on many 747 planes ✈️ in my career I think all of them should have been kept in a museum after they retired

Thanks mate the crew bunk area was super cool to see

If only she could speak. She'd have a few stories to tell i'm sure!! Very interesting video.

Definitely wow, loved it matey

what an amazing video!

Saw a video of this landing there not too long ago, posted by Air Salvage. Recently flew a BA 747, a mighty beast it was. The top deck is business class and only seats about 20 people it is so exclusive and spacious. The only way to fly!

What a sad place 😢

Thank you. Good watching, if sad. What remains of the livery suggests this 744 was last flown by Saudia. The “food part” is called a galley on aircraft (and boats/ ships). It would have been great to have a look in the ship’s library (the book case) while you were in the cockpit-the operating manuals and original log book may have been there?

That 747 seems very nice condition and a Saudi airline jumbo sad to see dismantled

Air Atlanta operating in Jeddah and from Saudia. AAE RIP Remembering when I am doing pushback and towing of this aircraft wayback in Jeddah

not all 747s used the upper deck for business class. Some airlines, EVA is well.."was" well known for using the Upper Deck of their 747s for Economy/Coach.

Excellent video.

Fantastic video

Cool, interesting, amazing

Man sad to know this plane is in this shape sure will miss these when they all disappear and look like this

@Exploring With Boss Hey Boss. Great video. Wondering how this vid got so many views, and I don't mean that in a bad way - the video is excellent. But compared to your others and your subscriber count, 99k views is excellent. Possibly the 747 or Boeing in the title? Any ideas yourself? Thanks - Gaz

Clearly an ameatur job at crapping took the engines and cockpit instruments and left tons of other items of value.

Very nice!

A lot of commercial jetliners are retired from service because it is economically more feasible to purchase a new aircraft. The largest reason for this is fuel economy as newer engines are more efficient and it would cost more to repower and refurbish an aging airframe than it would to buy new. As an example, a Rolls Royce Trent 900 engine is 20 million dollars. The cost of the engines is more than 50% of building the entire aircraft. As for all of the stuff that is left on the aircraft that is "Useable", it certainly is useable...... but outdated.

Yo seriabfeliz con una de estas naves en mi mega patio y sin duda lo convertiria en mi hogar con todas las comodidades y asi no moriria en vano este avion legendario!!!!✈✈✈✈😎😎😎😎😎

Great video, thanks! What are chances of getting hold of the seats, revamping them and giving them a second life in someone's home? We were probably one of the first to convert car seats into a lounge suite in the 70s, no reason why the same can't happen with 747 seats.

Always sad to see, demand for parts diminishing too.

so sad to see this plane going to be scrapped

That's a Saudia 747. On some high volume routes, they used the upper cabin as Economy, rather than Business.

Hell of a thing to do to a half-billion dollar aircraft...

Saudia use those planes for hajj and omrah charter and scheduled flights and sometimes on domestic routes mostly Jeddah-Madeniha

Looks in good condition

That expreso machine at 3:00 is worth over 10,000 dollars. I looked it up because I thought that it would be cool to own a 747 expresso machine. Oddly it uses nespresso pods in the portafiller.

Seeing this only solidifies my fear of flying. Its easy to see there are a hundred miles of things to fail on a plane.

no wonder the first class cabin looks so familiar.. this is ex-Malaysia Airlines 747 9M-MPI.. 😂

One more thing. You could have used additional lights for the interior shots. Johnny de Bangkok. Encore une fois!

My dream Fly 747 Love it

Nothing like AZ plane 'graveyard'. Tucson AZ climate is so different and the the planes are in storage to be sold, used for parts, or able to be ready for a later flight.

3:15 ... All those Airphones that were probably never used.

Stripping planes I get but why do they always look like they been vandalised and trashed, very exciting video, how long has it been sitting?

OVER 350 passengers in each of 3 classes plus crew. A flying small town in Kansas

I would love to convert that into my house.

What was the registration, and how old was this aircraft?

Récupération et réutilisation déjà 👍 🇫🇷

Thje coffee machine is pretty cool. I would have asked them if I could take it.

This is really cool but yet really sad thay spend millions of dollars and thay just trash it

Would it be possible to obtain the yokes and the throttle quadrant because I need for my 747-200 home cockpit :)

How was the smell inside? Meaning has it been sitting there so long that it's all musty and foul inside?

Swissair also had 6 abreats seats in the hump

Center fuel tank that took down TWA flight 800.

This plane was originally owned by Malaysia Airlines. Even the first class seats are typical of that airline

Was that a Air France? I saw the logo on the staircase?

Quite odd to see economy seats at the upper deck

Easy to tell that is an old Saudia 747-400.

If you look at 4.33 you can see the drivers seat :-)

It's a shame in this probably not a lot wrong with it either before it start getting Pulled Apart

that was very sad like the l1011 so sad to be gone

look at all the books they leave in the cockpit reference manuals no doubt do they get scrapped as well

Nice vid' next aircraft please bring an infrared camera, maybe you can capture some paranormal footage...? :) JK!

Where was ths?

747-400?

Is this at Bruntingthorpe

I wonder. Do these ever get bought up at all?

Ex Malaysia Airlines 9M-MPI (Pangkor).

Former Malaysia Airlines 747-4H6 😢. Ex 9M-MPI😢

She is dying. Poor her.

Where is that

Seems like a 747-300 :)

wtf how did you not go and mes with the controls that like the first thing id do

Could you imagine how many people joined the mile high club😝😍 in those restrooms?🥰😍