Typical passenger planes keep the cabin pressure at 8,000 ft (2400 m) above sea level, an altitude that lowers the amount of oxygen in the blood by about 4 percentage points. The highly advanced air filters recycle cabin air every two minutes, continually renewing and humidifying it to give you the cleanest most refreshing breaths you can have at a cruising altitude of 40,000 ft (12 km). The air is also pressurized to the equivalent of being at a lower altitude than most aircraft. *** Follow me on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook for a daily moment of travel inspiration ***Īir quality on board the A380 is better than on most other aircraft. Which one is your favorite aircraft to fly and why? Leave a comment or take my poll below. That said, the A380 remains an iconic aircraft that is unrivaled in terms of passenger experience, and I hereby share with you the 10 things which I like the most about the A380. Although it will stay in production well into the next decade, its future remains uncertain. But despite its tremendous popularity among passengers, the A380 is too big, expensive, and inefficient for most operators. Review: Lufthansa A380 First Class from Frankfurt to BangkokĪirbus has even launched a dedicated “ I Fly A380” fan website, which also doubles as a booking site that puts the aircraft type as the criteria for flight selection, hereby easing access to the A380 aircraft for everybody.Review: British Airways A380 Business Class from London to Vancouver.Review: British Airways A380 First Class from Johannesburg to London.Review: Etihad Airways A380 First Apartment from London to Abu Dhabi.Review: Singapore Airlines A380 Business Class from Singapore to London.Review: Singapore Airlines A380 First Class from London to Singapore.Review: Emirates A380 Business Class from Dubai to Sydney.Review: Emirates A380 First Class from Dubai to Amsterdam.Review: Qantas A380 First Class from Dubai to London.And why wouldn’t they? A wonder of modern engineering, every flight on a A380 is an experience that can never be forgotten, as I experienced myself on multiple occasions: Some will even seek destinations just to fly it. Since the A380 completed its first (test) flight almost 15 years ago, over 120 million passengers have experienced the aircraft, and they keep coming back. I am even willing to go the extra mile to fly on it instead of any other aircraft. My favorite aircraft to fly as a passenger is the double-decker Airbus A380, the world’s largest commercial airplane. Today (January 14, 2019): Top 10 things I like the most about the A380. Monday newsletters always feature top 10 travel lists to inspire.
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