747-400 Cargo
A Japan Airlines Cargo Boeing 747-400 freighter.
A Japan Airlines Cargo 747-400 Freighter. The nose sits high because the flight deck is on the upper deck, which is what allows the whole front of a 747 freighter to hinge upwards for straight-in loading.
JAL Cargo was among the larger 747 freighter operators before folding its dedicated cargo arm. See the 747-400F for the variant.
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