A380 in flight

[treeduck6]

2 of 1500 photos taken over the last two days. Gotta love Digital I don't want to imagine what that would have cost me shooting film.

[tommykjensen]

Cool, where were they shot?

[treeduck6]

Le Bourget France at the Paris Airshow - Very impressive looking plane but I would hate to be a passenger sitting in the last row of seats at your destination - It is going to take forever to load and unload that thing.....

[tommykjensen]

Le Bourget France at the Paris Airshow - Very impressive looking plane but I would hate to be a passenger sitting in the last row of seats at your destination - It is going to take forever to load and unload that thing.....

Yeah me too. If only they could use this new giant to give passengers more room instead of cramming in as many as they can like sardines in a tin.

[tmunson]

I will let the first couple crashes take place before I get on one (oportunity to work the bugs out) ...that is if Airbus Corporation survives paying off 800 families for each...Like the PIC.

[Andy_T]

Great shots of a really big plane :D

But it has a lot of doors, so I think *if the airport is prepared* it could be loaded and unloaded fast enough (after all, they also have to meet the emergency exit timeline applicable for all other planes)

Best regards,
Andy

[RockOne]

What a monster !! Nice pics !. Can't wait to see one for real. Don't know I'd like to fly in one though.

[Medic1]

Thats an awesome aircraft.....can't wait to see it in person. Nice shots

[cjm]

Wowzers! Great shot! I love the first one.