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A visitor from - posted Mon December 7, 2009: Uh... landing lights should have been switched off. Weird angle for a wing to be at in flight, but exellent shot!
A visitor from Philippines posted Sat December 5, 2009: Really nice...
A visitor from Philippines posted Mon November 16, 2009: Amazing!
A visitor from - posted Thu October 29, 2009: Landing lights must be turned off above 10,000 feet
A visitor from Sri Lanka posted Sat August 1, 2009: Nice
A visitor from Canada posted Sun July 26, 2009: You can get a better understanding of the wing flex when you sit right in the centre of the wing. Thats what I got when I sat in 56K on the Qantas A380.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri June 12, 2009: This is an amazing shot of the wing i wish i could fly on it
A visitor from Australia posted Mon May 11, 2009: I wonder what it's like from the upper deck..... I'll find out on SQ later this month! Biz to LHR
A visitor from United States posted Sun February 1, 2009: Great shot, I always wanted to see a wing view of an A380!
A visitor from - posted Mon June 9, 2008: Nice wing flex but boeing planes still wing flex better
A visitor from United States posted Mon November 26, 2007: What a beautiful shot and to think that those two engines can muster up a total of around 140,000 lbs of thrust, awesome!
A visitor from Chile posted Thu July 26, 2007: You can a play a match on that wing...
A visitor from Sweden posted Sun July 1, 2007: This one is Awesome! Crystal nice!
A visitor from United States posted Wed June 13, 2007: Congratulations to the man who cleaned up the window ! Usually it`s very hard to get a good shoot `cause oily dirt and tiny cracks.
A visitor from Pakistan posted Sun May 13, 2007: That is absolutely good
A visitor from Switzerland posted Fri May 4, 2007: I think this is a great picture with the 2 engines showing and the beautiful scenery on the ground
A visitor from United States posted Mon February 19, 2007: A common photo in the near future... lets hope. Congrats on the first of this kind!!
A visitor from Guatemala posted Mon February 12, 2007: This photo could be used for marketing purposes in Emirates. Nice Shot!
A visitor from United States posted Sun January 28, 2007: The engines on the A380 seem so much farther our on the wing and closer together compared to other 4 engine aircraft like a 747 or A340. Not sure why, maybe it's just me.
A visitor from United States posted Sat January 27, 2007: Pictures of the a380 wing view are so amazing
A visitor from United States posted Tue January 16, 2007: Lovely, too bad I dont really like airbus, or their aircraft besides the A340 (love that thing) but still, rarely do you see a window picture so nice and clear, its a keeper for me.
A visitor from Malaysia posted Wed January 10, 2007: Crystal Picture even with glass window!
A visitor from Turkey posted Thu December 14, 2006: Beautiful "Hat" Hat: Art of Arabic word writing
A visitor from Germany posted Fri October 13, 2006: My favourite aircraft. What a great wing with these massive engines over a blue sky. Phantastic shot!
A visitor from Sweden posted Fri September 15, 2006: Man, i love aviation!
A visitor from Germany posted Tue August 22, 2006: Just amazing...
A visitor from Australia posted Sun August 20, 2006: What an amazing shot, not only because it's the A380, but a wonderful view of the scenery below, too.
A visitor from Canada posted Tue August 1, 2006: Cool!! Love Emirates!!
A visitor from Canada posted Fri July 7, 2006: Finally, 380 is in action
A visitor from Spain posted Thu June 22, 2006: Great angle... but emirates will not have this engines
A visitor from United States posted Fri June 9, 2006: Yeah this would be a very scary sight for someone who don't know the science of wings.
A visitor from Sweden posted Mon May 22, 2006: Isn't this great? Being able to fly..!
A visitor from Canada posted Sun May 14, 2006: Great shot
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue May 9, 2006: Just imagine, an a380, only a dream of mine...
A visitor from Romania posted Sun April 16, 2006: This is as close as heaven as you can get...in a commercial jet at least :P!beatiful shot!!
A visitor from Canada posted Thu April 13, 2006: Did u know if wings were to snap they would flop upwards due to the resistance under the wings.....so the sagging is probably a design and not a fault..
A visitor from France posted Wed March 8, 2006: The wing lights are for traffic ahead ?. superbe shot
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat March 4, 2006: Scary wing sag on first look but interestingly on closer observation the wing actually seems to rise up after the outboard engine. Product of perhaps a more advanced aerodynamic research...
A visitor from Germany posted Fri March 3, 2006: Heavy metal never looked so good
A visitor from - posted Mon February 27, 2006: "Spread your wings and flyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!"
A visitor from Portugal posted Thu February 23, 2006: Waouh !!!
A visitor from Australia posted Tue January 31, 2006: Fantastic shot.And thanks for not using the watermark.
A visitor from Singapore posted Tue January 17, 2006: A smoothing blue sky merges with the brilliant green landscape. Touch up well with a bit of scattered clouds. Completed fabulously with the two huge nice engines.
A visitor from Portugal posted Tue January 10, 2006: Truly amazing image, taking into account everything is fucused (including the landscape) ! About the landing lights, if it is below FL100 (approx 10000ft) it is mandatory to have landing lights on.
A visitor from Taiwan posted Tue January 3, 2006: Great!
A visitor from Germany posted Fri December 30, 2005: Nice perspective ! Smooth colors, and an impression of the true force of these engines ...
A visitor from Brazil posted Sun December 25, 2005: Absolutely wonderful, The wing and the Huge engines make old lady 747 looks pale.
A visitor from United States posted Thu December 22, 2005: Why is the landing lamp on?
A visitor from United States posted Sun December 18, 2005: That wing's drooping from the weight of the engines! Is it just me, or is that a little scary?
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun December 18, 2005: Wonderful shot, you do know the wings are made in Wales though? In the United Kingdom.. so I agree with the previous poster, what an amazing feat of BRITISH engineering.
A visitor from United States posted Sat December 17, 2005: This is an exelent photo. Just look at the view of the world. Also a great shot of the two engines and the wing!
A visitor from United States posted Sat December 17, 2005: I didn't realize the A380 wing had that much angle of incidence near the wing root. Would probably be enough to scare someone who doesn't know about wings.
A visitor from United States posted Fri December 16, 2005: Ah! Nice photo. It appears the wings are designed like that, quite the opposite of the 787 which swoop up, not down. I thought this beast just had massive wing sag on the ground because they are so huge. Anyway, amazing shot and lucky for this photographer to ride in such a machine! :)
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu December 15, 2005: Yeah, what a fantastic piece of BRITISH engineering...
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed December 14, 2005: What a feat of engineering imagine these wings are holding up a weight in excess of 250 tons.. Those engines alone way more then 2-3 SUV's :o
A visitor from Finland posted Wed December 14, 2005: That is sooooooooooooo big and nice.
A visitor from Romania posted Wed December 14, 2005: Just another great shoot !
A visitor from Venezuela posted Wed December 14, 2005: What a drop! Congrats to the frogs!
A visitor from United States posted Wed December 14, 2005: Not to shabby
A visitor from Portugal posted Wed December 14, 2005: Great shot!
A visitor from United States posted Wed December 14, 2005: Hope they tested this wing real well in real turbulence because it ain looking good
A visitor from Sweden posted Tue December 13, 2005: The feeling!! That´s why I becqme a pilot 31 years ago. Mats
A visitor from France posted Tue December 13, 2005: Good shot it seems like the wing is going to collapse due to the weight of the engines!!!
A visitor from Canada posted Tue December 13, 2005: Great shot!
A visitor from Switzerland posted Tue December 13, 2005: Looking forward to experience it myself! Excellent shot! Au revoir
A visitor from United States posted Tue December 13, 2005: Beautiful! The wing curves down near the wing root, so this wing is not drooping as much as it appears to be.
A visitor from Finland posted Tue December 13, 2005: Amazing view!
A visitor from United States posted Tue December 13, 2005: The "Wing" of the Net ;-)) Great Picture. Thank You.
A visitor from Netherlands posted Tue December 13, 2005: Great!! Waited a long time for a shot like this from the A380... five starts..:-)
A visitor from Netherlands posted Tue December 13, 2005: WOOOOOWW what a great shot!
A visitor from Mexico posted Tue December 13, 2005: Beautiful shot really! 5/5 T.B.
A visitor from Bulgaria posted Tue December 13, 2005: Amazing Shot
A visitor from Italy posted Tue December 13, 2005: Great.. Was taken from the lower floor?
A visitor from Netherlands posted Tue December 13, 2005: It looks like the wing-tip is very heavy ;) great shot
A visitor from Ireland posted Tue December 13, 2005: Simply breath taking.Has he got the landing lights switched on there? Congrats!!
A visitor from India posted Tue December 13, 2005: Marveloues
A visitor from Sri Lanka posted Tue December 13, 2005: Beautiful! Just look at the curvature of the wings. Marvellous Shot.....
A visitor from Switzerland posted Tue December 13, 2005: Nice photo! Love the already characteristic bending of the A380 wings!
A visitor from Germany posted Tue December 13, 2005: Amazing!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue December 13, 2005: This is a beautiful, beautiful photo
A visitor from Australia posted Tue December 13, 2005: MERCI FOR THIS WONDERFUL SHOT....
A visitor from Poland posted Tue December 13, 2005: Great!
A visitor from Germany posted Tue December 13, 2005: Even if we saw tons of views like this before this is the definitely the money shot. Ughh... I wish I have the same view soon.
A visitor from Costa Rica posted Tue December 13, 2005: Stunning! Just one question: why are the wing lights on? Don't know if the lights on are landing lights or runway turnoff lights though.
A visitor from Finland posted Tue December 13, 2005: ***** star! Great shot! Oh no! This IS good!
A visitor from United States posted Tue December 13, 2005: Awesome pic..french frogs classic
A visitor from United States posted Tue December 13, 2005: Extremely beautiful wing and especially love the three lights stacked vertically.
A visitor from United States posted Tue December 13, 2005: "Windowview of the future..." You said that right...great picture!
A visitor from Israel posted Tue December 13, 2005: WOW!Simply awesome =D 5 Stars!!!
A visitor from Australia posted Tue December 13, 2005: You beauty! What an awesome shot! Well done! The wings are great!
A visitor from Venezuela posted Tue December 13, 2005: You've definetly gotta love those HUGE engines! Sweet picture!
A visitor from United States posted Tue December 13, 2005: Wow its just so...beautiful
A visitor from United States posted Tue December 13, 2005: Very nice photo!
A visitor from Canada posted Tue December 13, 2005: THIS PHOTO HAS A DYNAMIC QUALITY TO IT! YOU CAN SEE THE TORSION OF THE WING AND REALLY SENSE MOVEMENT AND FLIGHT!
A visitor from United States posted Tue December 13, 2005: Great shot, Yannrick!!! Keep it coming!!!
A visitor from United States posted Tue December 13, 2005: This is Freakin amazing!!!!!!!!
A visitor from United States posted Tue December 13, 2005: Amazing shot!
A visitor from Canada posted Tue December 13, 2005: Outstanding shot. Why are the landing lights on though??
A visitor from Argentina posted Tue December 13, 2005: Nice !!,so new,so modern,so clean.........
A visitor from United States posted Tue December 13, 2005: Some quick facts: On December 17, 1903, Wilbur and Orville flew the Wright Flyer 1, an airplane that had a wingspan of 12.8 meters approximately. Today, 102 years later, we fly the AIRBUS A380, an airplane that has 6.49 times the wingspan of this aircraft, or to be more exact, 79.8 m. What will the ratio be in a 100 years more? Congratulations for the picture.
A visitor from - posted Tue December 13, 2005: Great shot..but can a airplane have landing lights on above 10,000 feet...just Wondering'...
A visitor from Canada posted Tue December 13, 2005: Very clean wing and engines.
A visitor from United States posted Tue December 13, 2005: Outstanding! always love engine pics---
A visitor from Germany posted Tue December 13, 2005: Amazing shot, 5 stars for that!
A visitor from Brazil posted Tue December 13, 2005: No words appeared to describe this image.Just see and enjoy the emotion
A visitor from Poland posted Tue December 13, 2005: Wonderful! More pics like this and I will start liking this ugly beast ;)
A visitor from Chile posted Mon December 12, 2005: Curved wing over curved horizon over Egypt
A visitor from Czech Republic posted Mon December 12, 2005: Perfect! Must have been great to fly an A380.
A visitor from Spain posted Mon December 12, 2005: A definitive stunner by the Frogs...
A visitor from Brazil posted Mon December 12, 2005: Really great, I just can't wait for an opportunity like this.
A visitor from France posted Mon December 12, 2005: Windowview of the future... Great shot.
A visitor from Austria posted Mon December 12, 2005: What an amazing opportunety to be onboard this flight, congratulations on a fantastic shot!

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