Acquired by Lufthansa will be used in trafficking Frankfurt and Milan. As tall as a six story building can accommodate up to 850 passengers.
The world's largest plane landed at Malpensa airport, ready to fly for Lufthansa on the route Frankfurt-Milan. It is an Airbus A380, as tall as a six story building, 73 meters long, capable of carrying up to 850 passengers. If you remove all the seats could accommodate 10 Airbus squash (it is large 555 square meters). The biggest airliner ever built was assembled in France, Toulouse factories. The debut installment of 27 April 2007 on the Singapore-Sydney is the first airline to use it was Singapore Airlines. Suitable for long trips, the Airbus focuses on comfort and space, the most demanding customers can travel even suites. Featuring a piano bar, ultracomode chairs, large luggage, flying about 850 mph and can cover, nonstop, a distance of 15,200 km. Shells board 310mila liters of kerosene, just to be clear the same amount that could be carried by 21 tankers.
The A380, however, consumes 15-20 percent less than its direct competitors such as the Boeing 747, with a substantial reduction of CO2 emissions in the atmosphere, traveling also to a higher altitude (35 thousand feet), is quieter than other aircraft and requires less space to land and take off. The crew type, however, consists of 24 persons: two pilots and 22 cabin attendants. Are seven carriers that are using the Airbus A380, in addition to Singapore Airlines, Qantas, Malaysia Airlines, Korean Air, Emirates, Air France and Lufthansa now flies between Frankfurt and Milan-Malpensa. The aircraft are in service 29.
