First A380 passenger flight
Posted by jai on Saturday, January 13, 2007Ready for takeoff
The world's largest passenger aircraft is ready to start flight trials.
Five aircraft will fly about 2,850 hours during the trials, which will last until spring 2006.
In addition, two aircraft which will never fly are subjected to fatigue and static structural testing, which involves their 80-metre (262 feet) wingspan being bent and the body subjected to repeated exposure to the elements, simulating thousands of flights.
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More pictures | A380 |
Five aircraft will fly about 2,850 hours during the trials, which will last until spring 2006.
In addition, two aircraft which will never fly are subjected to fatigue and static structural testing, which involves their 80-metre (262 feet) wingspan being bent and the body subjected to repeated exposure to the elements, simulating thousands of flights.
More read | link | link |
More pictures | A380 |
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Hi!
I recently exchanged links with you through The JOKES Blog
Now i've started another blog -
Amazingly Bizarre
Would you like to exchange links with this blog too? Please do!
If u agree, just leave me a comment after linking to me,and i'll link back to u immediately!
Thanks!
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wow cuteeeee, i so wount wana ever be out of that flight lol...
BTW ive exchanged link with u a while ago
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