Accepting delivery of the world's largest passenger jet is almost like buying a new car. But a thousand times more complicated and with way more Champagne
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When an airline places an order for new passenger planes, it’s a proud moment for the company.
Media are notified, company Facebook pages updated, shareholders pat themselves on the back.
And all that pomp is magnified tenfold when an airline actually picks up its first model of a particularly special aircraft.
These days, no two planes catch more attention than the super efficient Boeing Dreamliner and the monstrous Airbus 380, the world’s largest commercial passenger aircraft.
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