NG Models Air China Boeing 747-400 B-2447 1:400 Diecast Model

1:400 Diecast: Air China Boeing 747-400 B-2447 (NG Models CCA031)

B-2447 is a Boeing 747-4J6, MSN 25883, line number 1054. It first flew on January 25, 1995, and was delivered to Air China on February 23, 1995 — making it one of the longest-serving commercial passenger aircraft currently operating in mainland China. Before the Boeing 747-8i entered Air China service, B-2447 and its sister B-2472 served as China's primary government transport 747s. The aircraft is powered by four Pratt and Whitney PW4056 turbofan engines.

Livery & Visual Details

The model depicts Air China's classic livery: white upper fuselage with a thin double blue cheatline running along the window level from nose to tail. The forward fuselage carries "AIR CHINA" in large black sans-serif text, above which the Chinese characters reading "Zhongguo Guoji Hangkong Gongsi" are printed in black. Air China's iconic red phoenix logo — a stylized figure incorporating elements that read as "VIP" — appears prominently on the white vertical stabilizer. The four-engine configuration is accurate for the 747-400, with silver/gray cylindrical nacelles under the wings. Classic non-winglet wingtips as fitted to the 747-4J6 variant.

Model Craft & Collectibility

Released by NG Models as CCA031, this 1:400 diecast captures a historically significant airframe in Air China's fleet. B-2447's three-decade service record and former role in Chinese government transport operations make this a cross-genre collectible: both a commercial aviation piece and a diplomatic aviation artifact.

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