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Double-decker passenger planes are a dying breed. These airlines are keeping them alive
Passengers love Boeing 747s and Airbus A380s, AKA the world’s biggest commercial jets, but they’re slowly being phased out.
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Double-decker passenger planes are a dying breed. These airlines are keeping them alive
an extended premium economy section with 60 seats, as well as a refreshed first class and an inflight lounge. “The Airbus A380 has been a consistent favorite for our Qantas customers ever since ...
The World's 10 Longest Airbus A380 Superjumbo Flights
Between April and December, there are more than 110 scheduled Airbus A380 routes globally. The 10 longest airport pairs, ...
How Many Airbus A380s Have Been Scrapped?
T he Airbus A380 is the largest passenger aircraft ever built. It typically seats between 400 to 600 passengers, can fly ...
See the history of Qantas' famous 'kangaroo route' from Australia to England that once took 12 days but will soon take just hours
UK route as it evolved from tiny biplanes hopping 31 stops to large jetliners soon flying nonstop.
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See the history of Qantas' famous 'kangaroo route' from Australia to England that once took 12 days but will soon take just hours
From 1979 to 1985, Qantas operated an all-747 fleet, complete with comfortable seats and an exclusive lounge and bar. The Airbus A380 complemented the 747 beginning in 2008. The A380 currently ...