F-WWJB

Aircraft:
Airbus A380-841
Reg: F-WWJB photos
Serial #:
007
Airline: Airbus Industrie
Photo Date: Mar 21, 2007
Uploaded: Jun 01, 2007
New York John F. Kennedy Int'l Airport - KJFK, USA - New York

Notes:

Here's a good profile of the A380 showing a comparison between the jet and a few cars and people in the foreground. While the plane sure is tall, it does not leave one with the impression that it is very long at all. Can't imagine seeing this bird again at JFK.....think the next one will be Singapore Airlines.

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by Edward Pascuzzi
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first Visit of A380 at Munich, performing a lowpass prior touch down for the first time

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Mar 21, 2007

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Jun 01, 2007

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Notes

Here's a good profile of the A380 showing a comparison between the jet and a few cars and people in the foreground. While the plane sure is tall, it does not leave one with the impression that it is very long at all. Can't imagine seeing this bird again at JFK.....think the next one will be Singapore Airlines.