The Boeing 747-200 is a medium to long-range wide-body commercial airliner that was introduced in 1971 and was in service till the 1990s. It was an improvement over the 747-100 with a longer range, larger fuel capacity and a more advanced avionics system. The aircraft could accommodate up to 416 passengers in a typical two-deck configuration and was popular among airlines for its high-capacity and efficiency. The 747-200 was used for both passenger and freight transportation, with several airlines using it to serve long-haul routes. The aircraft's distinctive humped fuselage design made it one of the most recognizable aircraft in aviation history