the state's response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The flight was a joint effort between Boeing, Atlas Air, H.M. Cole, Cotopaxi, Flexport, UPS and the state of Utah. Incidents On November 20, 2013, Dreamlifter N780BA operated by Atlas Air inadvertently landed at Colonel James Jabara Airport, a small general aviation airport in Wichita, Kansas. Its intended destination was McConnell Air Force Base, 9 miles (14 km) past Jabara Airport on the same heading. The aircraft was able to successfully take off again from Jabara's runway the following day and landed at McConnell without incident. On October 11, 2022, Dreamlifter N718BA operated by Atlas Air lost a wheel from its main landing gear while taking off from Taranto, Italy. The wheel bounced outside the airport perimeter and ended up in a vineyard. The plane continued on to Charleston, South Carolina and made a safe landing. Specifications The 747 LCF main cargo compartment has a volume of and the maximum payload capacity is . Sources: Boeing 747-400 specifications, Boeing 747 Airport Report, 747 LCF fact sheet See also References Notes Bibliography External links Boeing fact sheet 2000s United States cargo aircraft Aircraft first flown in 2006 Boeing 747 Quadjets