Did you know these facts about the world's biggest planes?
From wooden seaplanes built in the 1940s to the aircraft making space travel possible, we've taken a look at some of the ...
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The pink French city that’s growing rapidly and feeds curious visitors’ minds
A hub of innovation and creativity, the city also has a notably Spanish influence and a thriving student community ...
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Debrief: Can Airbus A400M Avoid A380’s Grisly Fate?
The Airbus A400M military airlifter is entering another critical phase in its life that will determine whether its history evokes that of the company’s A380 super jumbo or turn into a genuine ...
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Economy class doesn’t get much better than on this refurbished A380
Officially, you’re allowed one piece of cabin baggage weighing no more than 7 kilograms, but the cabin crew is lenient – likely because the A380-800 has plenty of overhead storage. Skywards is ...
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Quebec marine park to nearly quadruple in size in effort to protect belugas
Currently, it protects around 40 per cent of the beluga habitat, but Guilbeault says he wants to go further. "One of the main criteria for the area that was chosen is to be able to protect 100 per ...
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The World's 10 Shortest Airbus A380 Routes
The Airbus A380 is the largest passenger jet in service today. The Superjumbo was designed for the hub-and-spoke model and is able to handle many of the world's longest ultra-long-haul routes. However ...
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Which Engines Does The Airbus A380 Use?
The Airbus A380 is one of the most iconic aircraft ever to be built. With its double-decker cabin, the aircraft, also known as the superjumbo, can carry up to 853 passengers in an all-economy class ...