NASA N941NA is the last Super Guppy Turbine Cargo Airplane in service.

NASA N941NA is the last Super Guppy Turbine Cargo Airplane in service.

NASA N941NA Superguppy lands at the Moffett Field. Cargo is loaded into the Super Guppy when the aircraft's "fold-away" nose rotates 110 degrees to the left, allowing unobstructed access to the 25 foot diameter fuselage.

NASA N941NA is the last Super Guppy Turbine Cargo Airplane in service.

NASA N941NA parked in front of Hangar 1 at Moffett Field. Cargo is loaded into the Super Guppy when the aircraft's "fold-away" nose rotates 110 degrees to the left, allowing unobstructed access to the 25 foot diameter fuselage.

NASA N941NA taxies in front of Hangar 2 at Moffett Field.

NASA N941NA lift off from Ames Research Center at Moffett Field, it is the last Super Guppy still flying.

Super Guppy Flight Engineer Michael Robinson inside the Cargo Hold. The Super Guppy's cargo hold has a useable volume of 39,000 cubic feet and can fly up to 52,000 pounds as far as 564 miles and has a cruising speed of 290 MPH.

NASA N941NA Superguppy at Moffett Field. Cargo is loaded into the Super Guppy when the aircraft's "fold-away" nose rotates 110 degrees to the left, allowing unobstructed access to the 25 foot diameter fuselage.

NASA N941NA taxies in front of Hangar 2 at Moffett Field.