Airbus A380 lands in Orlando w/pix
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Re: Airbus A380 lands in Orlando w/pix
Originally Posted by clm2112
1.) It is French
3.) It is French
5.) Did I mention it is French ?
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The manufacturer does not dictate how many seats go on the plane - that'* determined by the airline, for the most part.
But you are correct. The point of decision for squeezing us together lies with the airlines.
But the manufacturers don't have to be conspirators in this.
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Re: Airbus A380 lands in Orlando w/pix
Originally Posted by MyLittleBlackBird
Originally Posted by clm2112
1.) It is French
3.) It is French
5.) Did I mention it is French ?
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Originally Posted by firebuick
any company that gives me more leg room will get my business
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Re: Airbus A380 lands in Orlando w/pix
Originally Posted by big_news_1
What airline did you fly to get to Florida on vacation? Chances are fairly good you've already been on an Airbus
I guess the thing that really ticks me off the most is that these european aircraft marks are propped up by their governments directly to help them survive, specificly to take out US manufacturers. Why some US airlines go down that path baffles me.
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JetBlue used to have their entire fleet made up of A320s. Now they have a small fleet of regional Embraer E190 to take care of their shorter flights. Given the choice between the two, I would go with the A320...it flys so much nicer, and its learning curve isn't as steep as the 190. (I've had enough sim time in both to compare the two).
I agree that North American airlines *should* stick with home-built fleets, but Airbus, it seems, are the equivalent to Chevy Malibus or Chryslers K-platform cars. Cheap to buy, cheap to maintain, and you can always find parts for them.
I agree that North American airlines *should* stick with home-built fleets, but Airbus, it seems, are the equivalent to Chevy Malibus or Chryslers K-platform cars. Cheap to buy, cheap to maintain, and you can always find parts for them.
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Hate to tell ya... Boeing gets lavish subsidies as well...
http://www.buffalo.edu/reporter/vol3...es/Boeing.html
http://www.buffalo.edu/reporter/vol3...es/Boeing.html
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Originally Posted by firebuick
yeah it was in montreal this week it flew over my house that one big mother F....of a plane
Um yeah okay :?
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Originally Posted by Shadow
Originally Posted by firebuick
yeah it was in montreal this week it flew over my house that one big mother F....of a plane
Um yeah okay :?
It flew over a few people'* home I'm sure
Cheers,