Assuming a diameter of 40mm and assuming hexagonal closest packed, 625 balls would fit in a cubic foot.
Boeing's website lists passenger volume for 747-400 as 31,285 plus cargo. 5536+835 = 37656 cubic feet
An estimate would be the number of balls in a cubic foot times volume = 23.5 million balls.
The volume of the fuel tanks would also need to be taken into consideration, as well as any other "empty" spaces. Maximum fuel capacity is 53,985 U.S. gal or 204,349 L. This adds another 7216.516 cubic feet. That's an additional 4,510,322 balls, which total 28 million ping pong balls.
Approximately 19 million.
747 Classic 59.6 meters 747-400 64.4 meters 747-8 68.5 meters
0.5 x 747 = 373.5
747 - 414 = 333
747 = 1E7
Approximately 19 million.
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there are many types of 747's
if you mean how many wheels is a Boeing 747, there are 18.
747 feet = 227.6856 meters.
The Boeing 747 uses four engines.
A Boeing 747 has four engines.
Qantas currently has 21 Boeing 747-400s and 6 Boeing 747-400ERs. Qantas is the only operator of the ER 747-400.
A 747 is made from aluminium, steel, many plastics and rubber.
The Boeing 747 has at least 4 engines.
747 Classic 48,445 US gal. 747-400 57,285 US gal. 747-8 64,055 US gal.
The highest capacity model 747 is the 747-400 which can hold 524 passengers in a 2-class configuration.