Airbus A380

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double-deck aircraft four-engine jet aircraft long-haul airliner wide-body jet airliner

The Airbus A380 is a double-deck, wide-body, four-engine jet airliner that is the world's largest passenger aircraft, designed for long-haul, high-capacity flights.

Aliases (4)

Statements (75)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	double-deck aircraft → four-engine jet aircraft → long-haul airliner → wide-body jet airliner →
assemblyLocation	Toulouse, France →
cabinConfiguration	single-class → three-class → two-class →
cargoVariantPlanned	A380F →
cargoVariantStatus	A380F cancelled →
certificationAuthority	EASA → FAA →
competesWith	Boeing 747-400 → Boeing 747-8 →
countryOfOrigin	European Union →
designedFor	high-capacity routes → long-haul flights →
designFeature	advanced composite materials → fly-by-wire controls → full-length double-deck cabin →
distinction	world's largest passenger airliner →
engineCount	4 →
engineOption	Engine Alliance GP7200 → Rolls-Royce Trent 900 →
engineType	turbofan →
enteredServiceWith	Singapore Airlines →
finalCustomer	Emirates →
finalDeliveryDate	2021-12-16 →
firstDeliveryDate	2007-10-15 →
firstDeliveryRecipient	Singapore Airlines →
firstFlight	2005-04-27 →
hasVariant	Airbus A380-800 →
height	24.09 m →
iataAircraftTypeCode	388 →
icaoTypeDesignator	A388 →
introduced	2007-10-25 →
landingGearConfiguration	four main landing gear bogies plus nose gear →
largestOperator	Emirates →
largestOperatorFleetSize	over 100 aircraft →
length	72.72 m →
manufacturer	Airbus → Airbus SE →
marketSegment	very large aircraft →
maximumCruiseSpeed	0.89 Mach →
maximumSeatingCapacity	853 →
maximumTakeoffWeight	575 t → 575000 kg →
nickName	Superjumbo →
notableOperator	Air France → Asiana Airlines → British Airways → China Southern Airlines → Emirates → Etihad Airways → Korean Air → Lufthansa → Qantas → Qatar Airways → Singapore Airlines →
numberOfDecks	2 →
primaryRole	passenger airliner →
primaryVariant	A380-800 →
productionEnd	2021 →
productionStart	2003 →
programAnnouncementEvent	Farnborough Airshow 2000 →
programLaunchYear	2000 →
range	15200 km → 8200 nmi →
status	in service →
successorTo	Boeing 747 in capacity role →
tailFinManufacturingLocation	Hamburg, Germany →
typicalCruiseSpeed	0.85 Mach →
typicalSeatingCapacity	555 →
wingManufacturingLocation	Broughton, Wales →
wingspan	79.75 m →

Referenced by (16)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Asiana Airlines → Emirates →	aircraftTypeOperated
Etihad Airways → Singapore Airlines →	fleetIncludes
All Nippon Airways → Qatar Airways →	operatesAircraftType
Airbus A380 ("A380F") →	cargoVariantPlanned
Airbus A350 →	cockpitCommonalityWith
Thai Airways International →	formerAircraftType
Air France →	formerFleetIncludes
Airbus A380 ("Airbus A380-800") →	hasVariant
Kangaroo Route between Australia and the United Kingdom →	historicallyUsedAircraft
Emirates →	largestOperatorOf
Airbus ("Airbus A380 family") →	notableAircraftFamily
Airbus A380 ("A380-800") →	primaryVariant
Airbus →	product