How The Boeing 747-200's Engine Upgrade Killed The Anchorage Fuel Stop On New York–Tokyo Flights
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The 747-100 couldn't fly from New York to Tokyo nonstop. The 747-200 could. Here is the engine upgrade that made the difference.
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