Deutsche Hanseatic Boeing 747-8i "2002-"

Hanseatic of Germany was an early customer for the 747-8, ordering the Freighter variant in the fall of 2005, and the Passenger variant in the spring of 2006. Replacing older 747s in both freight and passenger services, the 747-8F and 747-8I joined the fleet in 2012. The airline currently operates 20 passenger aircraft and 10 freighters. Based in Munich and Berlin, the 747-8s travel daily to every inhabited continent moving people and freight. A member of Dynasty World Alliance, it shares the distinction of operating the 747-8 with fellow alliance carriers Internederland, Vanguard Airlines, Nihon Airlines, and Diamond Airlines.

D-ADER is named for Dusseldorf.