Qantas to auction off Boeing 747 memorabilia
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Qantas to auction off Boeing 747 memorabilia
Apparently Qantas engineers pulled a lot of stuff off the last few Boeing 747s before they were flown into retirement and it'll now be auctioned off to staff and the public: https://www.executivetraveller.com/n...abilia-auction
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One thousand Qantas B747 galley carts going on sale this morning at $974.70 including 80 mini-bottles of wine, Champagne etc: https://www.executivetraveller.com/n...ar-drinks-cart
All sold out! Either 1,000 QF tragics are a grand each poorer or somebody has “cornered the market” either way some bright thinking from someone within QF- marketing or engineering?.. $1-1.2mill into the coffers. (Ok- half carts at $974, full carts $1400)
Now they DID include a rather large number of wine mini-bottles, although with short “drink by” dates.
what else could they sell off?
avionics? Cheap upgrade for your Jabiru.
Seats? Yes I can understand the interest but really, would you want an economy row for your mancave? The most sat-on seats in the world when you think about it.
captains seat? Now you’re talking! $5,000? $10,000?
galley ovens and microwaves? Forget it, clunky and power supply issues.
just on a sad note. I attended the Ansett moving auction at Tullamarine and was so shocked to see staff sitting at THEIR OWN desks and determined to make a winning bid for them.
Now they DID include a rather large number of wine mini-bottles, although with short “drink by” dates.
what else could they sell off?
avionics? Cheap upgrade for your Jabiru.
Seats? Yes I can understand the interest but really, would you want an economy row for your mancave? The most sat-on seats in the world when you think about it.
captains seat? Now you’re talking! $5,000? $10,000?
galley ovens and microwaves? Forget it, clunky and power supply issues.
just on a sad note. I attended the Ansett moving auction at Tullamarine and was so shocked to see staff sitting at THEIR OWN desks and determined to make a winning bid for them.
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They should double in price in 65 years, just like the Constellation L-1049 ones today, that's if the held a sale in the trading post those days.
Is a 747 cart any different from the standard, interchangeable cart used on every other airliner? The leppo wouldn't be having everyone on would he??