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Our best selling Brazilian coffee with a piece of aviation history. A Skin Tag from KLM last ever 747, PH-BFV. Last commercial flight with KLM, Mexico City to Amsterdam, March 29th 2020.
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Ph-bfv klm 747-400 & Jetbeancoffee
It's not everyday you can get yourself a piece of one of the most iconic aeroplanes ever to fly around the globe for the last 25 years. PH-BFV was the last ever Jumbo Jet to retire from the Dutch flagship carrier KLM in March 2020 after completing her final flight from Mexico City. After 25 years of flying the globe, she now gracefully rests on the bags of our best selling Brazilian coffee, a country she has flown to on many occasions.
Ph-bfv history
Before being laid to rest or in other words experiencing a second life as a keyring on our best selling Jumbo Jet Coffee Bag, she graced our skies for 25 years flying to every corner of the globe for the dutch flagship carrier KLM.
Aug 1999
first flight
PH-BFV was born and started flying for KLM in August 1999. Seen many times in her bright blue livery, named "The City Of Vancouver". Boeing 747-406(M), manufacturer serial number 28460. Uniquely made as a 747-400M “Combi” model configured to carry both passengers and freight on its main deck – a large cargo door in the rear fuselage allowed
loading.
March 2020
Last Klm Flight
On the 29th March 2020 she had her last flight from Mexico City to Amsterdam. In October she was sent to Spain for long term storage as covid decimated the industry.
Jan 2022
Joined JetOneX
A second life registered as VQ-BWM. She fly cargo for a few months regularly spotted in Ho Chi Minh City, Dubai and New York. But after a few months, the market changed and she was once again put into storage until she was dismantled. In 2024 she was dismantled at London Stansted Airport before being made into a few keyrings.
Brazilian, Bossa Nova
About the coffee
Flavour Profile: Chocolate, Walnut Whip & Caramel
Sourced from the rolling hills of Sao Paulo, our Brazil Bossa Nova coffee beans are a testament to the country’s rich coffee heritage. Grown at altitudes between 900-1,200 meters above sea level, these beans benefit from the warm climate, rich volcanic soil, and steady rainfall, ideal conditions for slow, even ripening. This allows the beans to develop their signature smooth body and naturally sweet flavour profile.
I love to use this Brazilian as an espresso base to any milky coffee. It's soo good we even use this coffee in our Private Jet Coffee Shop.
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