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The Widebody Aircraft Chronology lists "May 4, 1993: First flight of the Boeing 747-400F (Freighter)" and Wikipedia[2] states "The model's first flight was on May 4, 1993"; boeing-747.com[4] says May 1993. No source opened names the airfield.
States the 747-400F first flight on 4 May 1993, entry into service with Cargolux[3] on 17 November 1993, payload and customers.
Cargolux's own history: order on 5 December 1990, first 747-400F LX-FCV delivered in November 1993.
Says the 747-400F first flew in May 1993 and entered service with Cargolux[3] that November; 126 built.
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