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Airbus announced today that Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal is the first private buyer of an A380 superjumbo, the world’s largest passenger airplane. The price of A380 exceeds $300 million.
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The world's biggest commercial jetliner, the Airbus A380, underwent final scrutiny Wednesday, a day before passengers seeking a niche in aviation history take the maiden flight.
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The latest jetliner to claim the title of world's biggest passenger aircraft completed its inaugural flight to the United States on Monday, flying on football field-length wings and a prayer that airlines will want to shell out $300 million to buy it.
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Airbus is cutting jobs in Europe. France and Germany have agreed to share the cutbacks.
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A380 Is here was it worth the wait for the world's Largest passenger plane?
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Airbus A380 technicians stuff Spoons, socks, knives, in the A380 toilets for testing purposes.
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Talking about value, in 2006 Boeing represents $75.100 millions against Airbus $115.200 million
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Qantas will delay the delivery of two A380 planes by almost four years as it announces fresh $410m spending cuts.
Checks are ordered on all Airbus A380 superjumbos after cracks were found in wing components, extending an earlier safety ruling covering 20 planes.
Emirates Airlines seeks compensation from Airbus, saying it will lose $90m over the grounding of A380 superjumbos affected by hairline cracks.
Aviation analyst Chris Yates told BBC News that possible cracks on Airbus A380 planes are a minor safety issue.
Hong Kong Airlines places order for 10 Airbus A380 aircraft worth about $3.8bn, easing concerns about an EU dispute with China.
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The double-decker Airbus A380 landed safely with 459 people aboard after one of the Rolls-Royce's engine blew out.
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