There are four Air India Boeing 747s, and the last wone ceased operations four years back. For the final good bye, the pilots flying the jet performed a 'Wing Wave' - a symbol for the retiring or concluding flights.

The last four Air India Boeing 747s are leaving the carrier’s fleet having been sold to US-based aircraft trading company AerSale.

In a symbolic move, the pilots of the Air India Boeing 747 performed a 'Wing Wave' move which is a tradition reserved for retiring flights

Air India bids farewell to its last Boeing 747, marking the end of an era for the iconic jumbo jet, as it departs from Mumbai.

Air India on Monday waved goodbye to its last remaining Boeing 747 as it flew off from Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport at 10:47 AM. The airline shared a video of the plane taking off as the pilot performed a Wing Wave, a gesture made in the sky when an aircraft reaches retirement age.

As Air India's iconic jet Boeing 747 departed for the US, many aviation enthusiasts took to social media to bid farewell to the gigantic aircraft. One post included that of a pilot who had flown the iconic jet himself.

Air India on Monday (April 22) morning bid farewell to one of its last ‘Queen of the Skies’, the iconic Boeing 747 aircraft. This aircraft served the TATA owned airline for nearly five decades, operating commercial,

Boeing 747-400 bid farewell in Mumbai before departing for Plaine Field, US. Tata Group sold the jumbo due to fuel efficiency. There wer

Air India staff at Mumbai airport waved goodbye to one of their last 'Queen of the Skies' -- the iconic Boeing 747 aircraft that served the airline for almost five decades operating