Airbus unveils world's largest A380 passenger plane

Airbus unveils world's largest A380 passenger plane

TOKYO, Japan - The world's biggest passenger plane, the Airbus A380, is open to the media at Narita airport on June 5. Measuring 73 meters long, the double-decker plane seats 525 passengers and features a roomy first class cabin. (Kyodo)

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