F-WWJB

Aircraft:
Airbus A380-841
Reg: F-WWJB photos
Serial #:
007
Airline: Airbus Industrie
Photo Date: Mar 26, 2007
Uploaded: Mar 05, 2008
Washington Dulles Int'l Airport - KIAD, USA - Virginia

Notes:

Seats up front on this massive A380...notice all the headroom below the overhead bins for when you stand up. If you look carefully between the seats, you'll see two small lights, one per seat, rather than having them overhead (which would be too high).

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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 26, 2007

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Notes

Seats up front on this massive A380...notice all the headroom below the overhead bins for when you stand up. If you look carefully between the seats, you'll see two small lights, one per seat, rather than having them overhead (which would be too high).