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Picture of the Airbus A380-841 aircraft

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More: Toulouse - Blagnac (TLS / LFBO)
More: France, October 6, 2004
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F-WWDD (cn 004) Very early this morning (0600Z), Toulouse wakes up. After long hours of waiting, I can finally see the biggest commercial plane of the world finally in his totality. Enjoy Guys !!! (Canon 300D Iso400 f6.3 18mm 1/25e Sigma 18/50)
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A visitor from United States posted Tue March 4, 2008:
Nice!
It's interesting to see the wing without winglets.

A visitor from Uruguay posted Sun November 26, 2006:
There's something missing in this beautiful plane

A visitor from United States posted Tue September 12, 2006:
In 30 something years we should see this plane back to this flap-less condition ;)

A visitor from Germany posted Mon July 31, 2006:
I've seen this very aircraft in live in Schoenefeld, Germany on ILA 2006. I've been a staff member of the Liebherr Aerospace team so I've seen this plane from its arrival 'till its departure every day in air and on ground. It's just amazing to see such a bunch of metal in the air. The shear size just knocks you out. There has been a A320, too. But the 320 looked like a toy in comparison to the 380. I'm still thrilled.

A visitor from Mexico posted Mon January 16, 2006:
Looks like waking-up and still in underwear

A visitor from Hong Kong posted Thu November 25, 2004:
Good

A visitor from Saudi Arabia posted Thu November 25, 2004:
good

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