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A visitor from Netherlands posted Sun May 28, 2006: It really is a nice aircraft. Every time when I see it, i think WOOOW
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri April 28, 2006: Amazing....It kinda takes over Concorde doesnt it? Anyway, that shot is absolutely stunning, fantastic camera work =D
A visitor from France posted Sun March 12, 2006: After concorde ....a bird of toulouse in france...
A visitor from Germany posted Fri March 10, 2006: +++!
A visitor from United States posted Wed February 22, 2006: Someday, I will fly on SQ of A380. Fantastic shot, Yannick!!
A visitor from Singapore posted Tue February 21, 2006: Fantastic view
A visitor from Ireland posted Tue February 21, 2006: What a beast.. very nice .....
A visitor from Switzerland posted Mon February 20, 2006: Go baby,Go!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun February 19, 2006: I don't care what anyone says, this is a cool plane!
A visitor from Taiwan posted Sun February 19, 2006: Well done SQ!!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun February 19, 2006: Icredible aircraft
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat February 18, 2006: Great big beast
A visitor from Germany posted Sat February 18, 2006: Look it so nice.
A visitor from United States posted Sat February 18, 2006: Very Impressive Indeed!!!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat February 18, 2006: COOL take off and such a big machine.
A visitor from France posted Sat February 18, 2006: Nice shot..... I'm wondering ! with a tail number as WW... Is that the one that will be delivered to the company?
A visitor from Kuwait posted Sat February 18, 2006: Nice bird, nice shot good angle. good job
A visitor from Germany posted Sat February 18, 2006: WOW, a wonderful picture! It looks like a normal flight with pessengers on board! Great!
A visitor from Thailand posted Sat February 18, 2006: Waitting for THAI airways's A380
A visitor from Uruguay posted Sat February 18, 2006: Absolutely perfect, I have been really waiting to see a A380 full livery.
A visitor from United States posted Sat February 18, 2006: Nice shot of a 380 in Singapore's livery.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat February 18, 2006: MARVELLOUS PHOTO
A visitor from Singapore posted Sat February 18, 2006: I am very happy to find out that Singapore Airlines is the first to fly the A380!
A visitor from Malaysia posted Sat February 18, 2006: A classic SQ livery..nice shot and angle..but why are the SQ titles this huge?
A visitor from Hong Kong posted Sat February 18, 2006: A new page of aviation history!
A visitor from Singapore posted Sat February 18, 2006: ... showing an ascending actions of the plane is beautiful...
A visitor from Singapore posted Sat February 18, 2006: What a sight! I witnessed the arrival of this very A380 in full Singapore Airlines livery this morning - 0645 hrs on Runway 02L, Changi Airport. It was dark but the livery sparkled each time the wingtips lights blinked. Randall
A visitor from Australia posted Sat February 18, 2006: Wonderful photograph. Perfectly in frame and perfect light. Singapore airlines should be proud.
A visitor from Singapore posted Sat February 18, 2006: Note the SIA logo on the engines look bigger. I like it.
A visitor from Singapore posted Sat February 18, 2006: Finally I can get the chance to see the full livery of Singapore Airlines.
A visitor from United States posted Sat February 18, 2006: Wow! Captures all the moving pieces in an instant. I can't wait to see this plane up close...
A visitor from Germany posted Sat February 18, 2006: Great! I always liked the liveries looking like in the 60s and 70s with clear horizontal stripes.
A visitor from United States posted Sat February 18, 2006: AWESOME! Although these seem to be decals. If you look closely at the tail you can still see the Airbus "tiles" from the original paintscheme...
A visitor from Brazil posted Sat February 18, 2006: Beautiful historical picture. Is this registration French
A visitor from Australia posted Sat February 18, 2006: Great Picture. Though, Whoever painted the tail didn't do a very good job. Seems the logo is a bit too far to the left
A visitor from Australia posted Sat February 18, 2006: Love the mega letters, really brings out the grandeur of the big bird.
A visitor from Philippines posted Sat February 18, 2006: Outstanding!!! The Singapore reg. for this aircraft could possibly be 9V-SJA (SJ for super jumbo and A, since SQ puts A as the last letter for the reg. of any first aircraft of its type in their fleet).
A visitor from Sweden posted Fri February 17, 2006: STANDING OVATION
A visitor from United States posted Fri February 17, 2006: They need a new paintjob, very old skool looking
A visitor from United States posted Fri February 17, 2006: That's a powerhouse, great with all the engines showing Very nice
A visitor from Norway posted Fri February 17, 2006: If only Scandinavian Airlines would get a few of these... The magic of flying is back with this beauty!
A visitor from Greece posted Fri February 17, 2006: A bit historical photo, nice for your portfolio
A visitor from United States posted Fri February 17, 2006: COOL PICTURE ,,, WAITING TO SEE IT IN VIRGIN ATLANTIC COLOURS SOON
A visitor from Mexico posted Fri February 17, 2006: Looks sooooo beautiful! At last we can see an A380 in a complete color scheme! So amazing! T.B.
A visitor from Denmark posted Fri February 17, 2006: Huhuh ^^ 5* for this unique photo.. I really like the A380.. - Line
A visitor from France posted Fri February 17, 2006: Very nice step that you caught in the A380's young life. Great work as usual from FFAirSlides! The A380 doesn't look terrible, ugly or whatever to me, she is just unique.
A visitor from Singapore posted Fri February 17, 2006: Can't wait to catch a sight of this matt-gold, rich-yellow and midnight-blue bird touch down at the airport tomorrow morning.
A visitor from Finland posted Fri February 17, 2006: I actually think A380 is the only plane SIA livery looks good on.
A visitor from United States posted Fri February 17, 2006: I agree that the livery looks terrible on this plane; too many bells and whistles. Mind you, the plane is no natural beauty, I think. Nevertheless, a very interesting shot.
A visitor from Poland posted Fri February 17, 2006: This photo make history. Pozdrawiam Mati
A visitor from Poland posted Fri February 17, 2006: Excellent. Superb and wonderful history momet. Pozdrawiam MATI
A visitor from Singapore posted Fri February 17, 2006: A great photo! A delightfully liveried 72 metres of fuselage that showcase the wonders and fascination of flight.
A visitor from - posted Fri February 17, 2006: Nothing against your photo, its a good shot. But, ew, that livery looks horrible on there.
A visitor from France posted Fri February 17, 2006: Nice to have some fresh clouds news from home town TLS , while being in lays. merci the frog's
A visitor from Brazil posted Fri February 17, 2006: Wonderfull aircraft
A visitor from Singapore posted Fri February 17, 2006: Notice the larger than usual font size for words "Singapore Airlines" on the fuselage. Looks like I need to get another 1:400 model A380 bearing the correct font size now. :-)
A visitor from United States posted Fri February 17, 2006: Finally, she looks majestic! Is this a prototype or the real stuff?
A visitor from Uruguay posted Fri February 17, 2006: Looks like the A380 has flying since a long time, powerfull, yet gracefully and casual
A visitor from Philippines posted Fri February 17, 2006: WOW!!!!!!! hope to fly this one in the future!!!!!!!!!
A visitor from Singapore posted Fri February 17, 2006: Great photo!Don't you think the Airbus A380 looks more complicated in SIA livery?
A visitor from Netherlands posted Fri February 17, 2006: Awesome!

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