This Boeing 747-251B model is a must-have for any aviation enthusiast. It features the iconic Northwest Orient Airlines livery and is crafted in 1:400 scale. This extremely rare model is a perfect addition to any collection, especially for those who have an interest in airline memorabilia. The attention to detail is remarkable, making it an accurate representation of the actual aircraft. This model is a great piece for display, and it is sure to spark conversation among fellow collectors. Products Homework Visual matches About this image Search Results AI Overview AI Overview +7 The image shows a model of a Northwest Orient Boeing 747-200 aircraft.Helpful information includes: Northwest Airlines, originally Northwest Airways, was founded in 1926. The airline operated until 2010 when it merged with Delta Air Lines. The Boeing 747 was a key aircraft in Northwest's fleet for over 35 years. The "Orient" was dropped from the name after merging with Republic Airlines in 1986. The Boeing 747-200 has a range of 6,857 nautical miles and can hold up to 568 passengers. Northwest Orient was an early operator of the 747, easily recognized by its polished fuselage and red tail. The airline also operated a cargo fleet of 747-200 freighters. At the time of the merger with Delta, Northwest

The image shows a model of a Northwest Orient Boeing 747-200 aircraft. Helpful information includes: 

• Northwest Airlines, originally Northwest Airways, was founded in 1926. 

• The airline operated until 2010 when it merged with Delta Air Lines. 

• The Boeing 747 was a key aircraft in Northwest's fleet for over 35 years. 

• The "Orient" was dropped from the name after merging with Republic Airlines in 1986. 

• The Boeing 747-200 has a range of 6,857 nautical miles and can hold up to 568 passengers. 

• Northwest Orient was an early operator of the 747, easily recognized by its polished fuselage and red tail. 

• The airline also operated a cargo fleet of 747-200 freighters. 

• At the time of the merger with Delta, Northwest had 309 aircraft.