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Bookmark or Share- Qantas' Airbus A380 Fleet: 5 Things For Passengers To Know Before FlyingQantas belongs to the club of around 10 airlines around the world that are still operating the Superjumbo Airbus A380. Unlike other A380 fleets (like Air France), Qantas' A380s (mostly) weathered COVID-19 and returned to service. Here are five things to know about Qantas' A380 fleet. 1 Still has most of its fleet
- Airbus A380 - QantasDiscover the Qantas difference when flying onboard the Airbus A380, the largest passenger jet in the world, for your next trip.
- Qantas A380 | Qantas AUDiscover the Qantas difference when flying onboard the Airbus A380, the largest passenger jet in the world, for your next trip.
- SeatGuru Seat Map QantasQantas first class is more about style and comfort than about a large seat. With only three seats across the huge A380, you get a major chunk of beautifully furnished real estate. Alas, so much of the mini cabin is taken by storage compartments that the space left for the seat itself is a bit smaller than Cathay s 777 first class seat.
- SeatGuru Seat Map QantasThe last three rows of premium economy (38/39/40) on the reconfigured Qantas A380 are where the aircraft starts to narrow slightly; so the window seats (like 39K) don’t have as much headroom as the rows in front, or the handy storage bins beside the arm of the chair.
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