QF 744 retirement. Where is it at?

[Greg Hyde]

Exclusive: Last Qantas 747 will never fly again

https://australianaviation.com.au/20...ver-fly-again/

[Tristan S]

End of the line for OJU as "Rolls-Royce axes testbed conversion plan for ex-Qantas 747-400"
https://www.flightglobal.com/engines...150039.article

[Steve S... 2]

It 'appears' the legendary ex QF 744 VH-OEJ will now fly again as a freighter with Kalitta Air as N784CK.

It was originally registered to Kalitta as N329ZA to be used as spares, but it has now been given fleet number 784 and due to enter the Kalitta active fleet according to planespotters.net

[Brian Wilkes]

Originally Posted by Steve S... 2

It 'appears' the legendary ex QF 744 VH-OEJ will now fly again as a freighter with Kalitta Air as N784CK.

It was originally registered to Kalitta as N329ZA to be used as spares, but it has now been given fleet number 784 and due to enter the Kalitta active fleet according to planespotters.net

I doubt that. The aircraft has been gutted to the bone.

[Lauren J]

If true, that would make it the world's only converted 747-400ER to freighter!