Which Airlines Still Fly The Luxurious Airbus A380?
Although its numbers have thinned, ten airlines still operate the enormous, graceful Airbus A380 for international luxury ...
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You are not facing the bulkhead but the open aisle, so there’s no pocket or underseat in front of you to put your things, and ...
The World's 7 Longest Nonstop Airbus A380 Routes: What To Expect In Economy Class
The Airbus A380 is the largest-ever commercial plane to have taken to the skies - typically seating upwards of 500 passengers across multiple cabin classes, the majority of passengers onboard an A380 ...
How Do The 3 Airlines That Fly The Airbus A380 Between London & Singapore Compare?
The Airbus A380 is an aircraft that, both among the public and aviation enthusiasts, commands a great deal of intrigue. This ...
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Woman forced to sit in vomit on eight-hour flight after attendants refused to clean seat
The Airbus A380 departed from London and stopped ... Keira also noticed the crew’s jump seat also had vomit on it. A Qantas spokesperson told news.com.au they have since apologised to Keira ...
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Revealed: Airbus A380 first class concepts
The A380 ushered in a new era of private first class suites, chic cocktail bars and elegant lounges, indulgent showers, even ...
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9-Hour Go Round: Qantas Airbus A380 Flight To Johannesburg Makes U-Turn To Sydney Near Antarctica
A Qantas Airbus A380 superjumbo traveling from Sydney to ... adding over 130,000 seats per year between the continents. Qantas has a rich history of flying to South Africa over the past 72 years ...
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Qantas passenger sits in someone else’s vomit for eight-hour journey
The Airbus A380 departed from London and stopped ... Picture: Keira Connell Keira also noticed the crew’s jump seat also had vomit on it. A Qantas spokesperson told news.com.au they have since ...
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Qantas’ ambitions for a supersonic Boeing jet
The trend towards carrying more passengers at slower speeds and lower fares – which Boeing itself sparked with the 747 jumbo ...