The Airbus A380 is a four-engine, 555-seat ultra-large long-range wide-body passenger aircraft developed and produced by the European company Airbus Industries. When the Airbus A380 was put into production, it was the passenger aircraft with the largest passenger capacity and was the giant in the sky. called.
The Airbus A380 can carry 555 passengers (199 in the upper cabin and 356 in the lower cabin) in a typical three-class layout (first class - business class - economy class), using the highest density seating arrangement. It can carry 861 passengers. A380's typical economy class seat arrangement is "3+4+3" on the lower deck and "2+4+2" on the upper deck. Taking into account passenger comfort, Airbus A380 also uses more efficient air filtration equipment.
The full double-decker wide-body cabin design of the Airbus A380 provides more spacious space for every passenger. The air in the cabin can be replaced every three minutes. 220 portholes allow more natural light to be enjoyed in the cabin.
The A380 cabin is equipped with the most advanced in-flight entertainment system developed for passenger aircraft. The fiber optic power distribution network makes the selection of movies, video games and TV programs more flexible and complete. Passengers can also use laptop computers and make phone calls while on board. There are more open spaces, such as a business center. The bottom cabin can optionally be set up as a rest area, business area, bar or other entertainment area. According to the needs of different airlines, other facilities can also be arranged, such as barber shops, sleepers, casinos, massage rooms or children's playgrounds. The large space allows for the arrangement of private suites in the first class cabin, and even bathrooms with shower facilities.