Massive Airbus A380 News

Etihad Airways will reintroduce the world's largest passenger plane in 2023, a significant decision for the airline. Today I discuss the reintroduction, the announcement and what needs to be done.

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[ronaldcharan]

Its always great to see more A380's return. An amazing aircraft.

[blueberryhill]

I’m glad the A380 is back it’s super spacious and surprisingly quiet too ❤

[wavecentral]

Well, just stepped off a Singapore airlines A380 - loved it again as always. Quiet, smooth, tons of room - what's not to love. Seemed like a pretty full flight too.

[MrScopeh]

Amazing and they were one of the most vocal airlines calling for the A380's death. Yet here they are, also crazy how there is so much demand at LHR

[golfsrm]

this just confirms the pertinence of the A380 on specific routes with high yield potential! love the plane.

[DChatburn]

Love the A380, I have been fortunate enough to have flown it on several airlines.

[shababbzaman]

I really wish to see Air France also bring back the A380!

[alister_grigg]

End of the day nothing, nothing, is available that moves as many people as an A380.

[niceviewoverthere]

As someone accustomed to longhaul flight (3 return trips Oz-UK and back this year) the A380 is just so much quieter and smoother than the rest. I would happily spend a bit more to travel on one and have done.

[jean-louismaupin]

I'll always choose an airline that uses A380 first.
Glad to see them return

[robwillcox]

Most comfortable commercial plane in the skies to date. Far far better than Boeing crap that shakes and rattles.

[Agent]

There is significant demand here in Sydney, hopefully they come back Down Under!

[QuitePeter]

Love your content mate but one thing your mic volume is always soooo low which means when listening to the videos you have to turn up the volume soo high … turn it up a little .. thanks love the channel 👏🏾👏🏾

[nickcritelli]

I only fly on A380. We still have a good 10 years plus of this aircraft

[scorpian]

Easily the best plane around. So spacious, comfortable and quiet. Been fortunate enough to fly on it a few times on 14+ hour long haul routes.

[jadenspires]

Proud of this airline for doing this 😊

[RashadKhanAviation]

Let’s Can’t wait to actually fly this big boi!!!

[Melvin]

Definitely happy to see the return of the A380.With the advancement of engine efficiency, the plane will become more efficient and cheaper to operate.With its incomparable comfort and smoothness it is bound to succeed.

[philip]

Yeah, in recent years long-haul flights have been getting longer, whilst at the same time the aircraft performing these flights have been getting smaller. If I have to spend 12 or 13 hours plus on a long-haul flight then it better be a big, comfortable full-sized aircraft such as the A380 or B747-8 (or a B777 at the bare minimum). Long-haul non-stop flights on a mid-sized and cramped (when compared to an A380) aircraft like the B787 or A330? Forget it!

[wilburfinnigan]

IF the demand is there and customers are willing to pay the price of a ticket to make it not fly them, and the 747's