Boeing 747-400 PH-BFB was transported by road from Schiphol Airport in the Netherlands to the Corendon Village Hotel in Badhoevedorp, where it has been placed on display. The 232ft-long (70.7m) jet left the airport on the back of a 48-wheel trailer operated by Mammoet, a heavy transport specialist. The former KLM airliner was retired last November after almost three decades of service and was sold to Corendon. Following its last commercial flight, it was flown to Rome and painted into Corendon's company colours, arriving back at Schiphol on December 14. All four engines were removed before it was transported over five days to its final destination, arriving on February 10.
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机译：波音747-400 PH-BFB被从荷兰的史基浦机场通过公路运输到Badhoevedorp的Corendon Village Hotel，并在那里进行了展示。这架长232英尺（70.7 m）的喷气式飞机是由重型运输专家Mammoet驾驶的48轮拖车的背面离开机场的。这架前荷航客机在服役近三年后于去年11月退休，并出售给了Corendon。在进行最后一次商业飞行之后，它被飞往罗马并涂上Corendon公司的颜色，并于12月14日回到史基浦。所有四台发动机都被拆除，然后在五天内运输到最终目的地，即2月10日到达。
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