The Airbus A380 is the undisputed "double-decker giant," a double-decker engineering feat that update the scale and luxury of global air travel. As the world's largest passenger airliner, the A380 was designed for airport congestion and the growing demand for long-haul capacity between major hubs. With its large wingspan and four powerful engines, it offers an significant level of passenger comfort, featuring exceptionally quiet cabins and enough space for everything from private suites to onboard showers. Though its production era has concluded, the A380 remains a classic feat of engineering, a large aircraft that transformed the flagship experience and continues to be the pride of fleets for airlines that prioritize capacity and a truly classic long-range experience.
The A380-800 is the definitive model of the Superjumbo, offering high capacity and comfort on long-haul routes.
| ICAO code | A388 |
| Engine type | R-R Trent 900 |
| Length | 238.6 ft / 72.73 m |
| Wingspan | 261.8 ft / 79.75 m |
| Height | 79 ft / 24.8 m |
| MTOW | 1267,658 lbs / 575 tons |
| Range | 8,150 nm / 15,200 km |
| Max pax capacity | 853 |
