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Airbus A380

Setting new standards in air travel

Airbus A380

Airbus A380

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Passengers will enjoy an unparalleled experience aboard the A380, no matter which class of service they are seated in.

Airbus’ 21st century flagship introduces a new era of airline transportation, carrying 555 passengers aboard the most advanced, spacious and efficient aircraft ever conceived.

The world’s first true double-deck jetliner, the A380 will have a maximum takeoff weight of 590 metric tonnes (1,300,000 lb.) and a range of 15,000 km/8,000 nm.

With versatile cabins on both main decks, the A380 offers more passenger space regardless of the class of ticket, along with wider seats and aisles.

Four Airbus A380 in flight formation

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A380 formation flight - The A380 family, the first true double-deck passenger airliner for the long-range market, was developed in close collaboration with important Airlines and approx. 60 major airports.The entry-level model of the A380 is a baseline commercial airplane with a capacity of 555 passengers and a range of up to 15,000km / 8,000nm. The A380-800, however, has a maximum seating capacity of 853 passengers.The aircraft will offer airlines the advantage of 15 percent lower operating costs in comparison to today s airplane and will help to ease an increasingly congested environment

A380 formation flight - The A380 family, the first true double-deck passenger airliner for the long-range market, was developed in close collaboration with important Airlines and approx. 60 major airports.
The entry-level model of the A380 is a baseline commercial airplane with a capacity of 555 passengers and a range of up to 15,000km / 8,000nm. The A380-800, however, has a maximum seating capacity of 853 passengers.
The aircraft will offer airlines the advantage of 15 percent lower operating costs in comparison to today s airplane and will help to ease an increasingly congested environment

2047 x 2835 pix, 1557kByte
© Airbus

The A380 family, the first true double-deck passenger airliner for the long-range market, was developed in close collaboration with important Airlines and approx. 60 major airports.The entry-level model of the A380 is a baseline commercial airplane with a capacity of 555 passengers and a range of up to 15,000km / 8,000nm. The A380-800, however, has a maximum seating capacity of 853 passengers.The aircraft will offer airlines the advantage of 15 percent lower operating costs in comparison to today s airplane and will help to ease an increasingly congested environment

The A380 family, the first true double-deck passenger airliner for the long-range market, was developed in close collaboration with important Airlines and approx. 60 major airports.
The entry-level model of the A380 is a baseline commercial airplane with a capacity of 555 passengers and a range of up to 15,000km / 8,000nm. The A380-800, however, has a maximum seating capacity of 853 passengers.
The aircraft will offer airlines the advantage of 15 percent lower operating costs in comparison to today s airplane and will help to ease an increasingly congested environment

2835 x 1867 pix, 1378kByte
© Airbus

A380 in Munich - The A380 landed for the first time on a public airport on 29th October 2005. The A380 family, the first true double-deck passenger airliner for the long-range market, was developed in close collaboration with important Airlines and approx. 60 major airports.The entry-level model of the A380 is a baseline commercial airplane with a capacity of 555 passengers and a range of up to 15,000km / 8,000nm. The A380-800, however, has a maximum seating capacity of 853 passengers.The aircraft will offer airlines the advantage of 15 percent lower operating costs in comparison to today s airplane and will help to ease an increasingly congested environment.

A380 in Munich - The A380 landed for the first time on a public airport on 29th October 2005. The A380 family, the first true double-deck passenger airliner for the long-range market, was developed in close collaboration with important Airlines and approx. 60 major airports.
The entry-level model of the A380 is a baseline commercial airplane with a capacity of 555 passengers and a range of up to 15,000km / 8,000nm. The A380-800, however, has a maximum seating capacity of 853 passengers.
The aircraft will offer airlines the advantage of 15 percent lower operating costs in comparison to today s airplane and will help to ease an increasingly congested environment.

2835 x 2047 pix, 1395kByte
© Airbus

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