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Who is number 4 to get the A380?
As the title says.....
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Malaysian ?
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It's either Lufthansa or Air France
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http://www.planespotters.net/Product...380/index.html
website has the production list for A380 it also says 4th is malaysia airlines
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this may be a silly question but why do airbus have so many themselves....are they demos or something
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From my understanding the first 6 or so of a type are manufactured for testing (both on the ground and in the air). Usually each airframe takes a different part of the systems critical to the airplane (loads, stressing of the airframe, hydraulic systems etc).
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Etihad...are they supposed to be still taking a few of the test aircraft once configured. Around 2010 I believed was it not or are they destined for somebody else now?
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ok makes sense thanks
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Theres been a THAI A380 painted up and the shop for re-wire?
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They were used in the certification process. Some of them have been sold to airlines, so will be fitted with passenger cabins to the airlines specs. Airbus will keep 2 or 3 of them I beleive.
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