Australia's flag carrier Qantas has released a video showing, in just 105 seconds, how it rips the guts out of a 747-400's passenger cabins, spruces them up, repaints the plane and then sends it back to work.

We'd have liked it to run a little longer and offer more detail, but the results are still rather fine.

Watch Video [1]

Links

1. http://youtu.be/Kz4U6mGRf9M

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