Airbus A380 is the largest passenger airliner in the world. It has a double deck, a wide body, and can seat up to 853 people. It has also become known under the nickname Superjumbo jet. The plane is made by the Airbus corporations, a...
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Airbus A380 is the largest passenger airliner in the world. It has a double deck, a wide body, and can seat up to 853 people. It has also become known under the nickname Superjumbo jet. The plane is made by the Airbus corporations, a subsidiary of EADS. Find pictures, videos and articles about the Airbus A380 here.
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If you’re like the rest of us and have just $1,500, you get a seat sandwiched between nine other people, a 9... Read Full Story
The Airbus A380 is the world's largest passenger plane. It is also the heaviest and the costliest commercial passenger aircraft ever built. If you want to buy it, it will cost you more than $300 million apiece. The super jumbo is gigantic, like a Titanic in the sky. It's tail stands seven stories high; and the plane is as wide as a soccer field, stretching 260 feet from wingtip to wingtip. It is also as long as two blue whales. Its double-deck passenger cabins are wider than other airliners... Read Full Story
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The excitement was definitely - an literally - in the air - as hundreds gathered at Toronto Pearson for the arrival of the first scheduled Emirates A380 flight on Canadian soil . VIPs and countless media outlets gathered to welcome the largest passenger aircraft in the world to Toronto. The inaugural anticipation grew with each passing minute and a hush fell over the crowd when the impressive double-decker aircraft emerged from the... Read Full Story
When it launched in March 2006, the Airbus A380 is the world's first twin-deck, twin-aisle and the biggest commercial aircraft, easily eclipsing Boeing's 747. DON'T MISS AirbusA380 Makes Landmark Flight Amid Tragedy Airbus Chief Questioned Over Insider Trading The versatile Airbus A380 cabins offer more space to passengers along with wider seats and aisles. A cabin designed around needs of passengers today and tomorrow provides the latest comfort standards – with wider seats and aisles, plus... Read Full Story
Qantas received an award at the recent Australian International Design Awards for its Airbus A380 economy seat. The award-winning seat was first designed by Marc Newsom, the airline's creative director. Judges at the International Design Awards decided that the seat was a worthy winner on the strength of its "innovative, functional and intelligent design". Lesley Grant, Qantas' executive marketing manager, said the accolade is "testament to the hard work invested in the design of the A380... Read Full Story
Aircraft maker Airbus is to cut some 250 jobs in Britain, as struggling airlines cut their order books in response to the global economic downturn, unions and the company said. The temporary agency jobs will go at the Broughton site in North Wales, a spokeswoman said, while promising to liaise with labour unions to avoid compulsory redundancies. "We have asked Blue Arrow, who manage our temporary workers, to try to reduce the staff by around 250 workers and we are working with Blue Arrow and... Read Full Story
The world's biggest passenger jet, the Airbus A380, left Paris for an inaugural regular flight to Singapore on Tuesday but an air of tragedy displaced celebrations after an airline disaster on Monday. The superjumbo took off from Roissy Charles de Gaulle airport near Paris to return to Singapore, marking its first flight out of continental Europe to complete a return trip, but after one minute of silence instead of the planned ceremony. Read Full Story
Today Qantas commenced A380 Services to Singapore and Heathrow, QF31 is Qantas’s second Airbus A380 route after introducing its first A380 aircraft on an alternating route between Melbourne Los Angeles and Sydney Los Angeles. The full Qantas press release is below: Qantas will extend its A380 network to Singapore and the United Kingdom later today, with its inaugural A380 service between Sydney and London. Executive General Manager, Mr John Borghetti, said the airline would initially operate... Read Full Story
Qantas has announced that it will increase the number of Airbus A380 flights that it offers to London and Los Angeles from Sydney this year. The airline will receive its fourth A380 at the end of July, enabling it to increase the frequency of A380 flights to London , which operate via Singapore , from three to five per week. Los Angeles will be served by four A380 services per week, with both changes due to come into effect on August 6th. Qantas spokesman Rob Gurney said: "By November... Read Full Story
