The Air France A380 in a nutshell
In winter 2011, the Air France A380 will operate daily flights to New York-JFK, Washington DC, Dubai (as from 05/12), Montreal (as from 12/12) and Johannesburg.
In-flight comfort
- 220 windows: lots of natural light in the cabin
- 5 decibels less noise in the cabin compared with industry standards
- An in-flight art gallery
Important savings
- Between 12 and 15 million euros of savings per aircraft per year
- Reduced maintenance costs of 20 to 25%
- 20% less fuel consumed compared with the A330
In Pictures
In Pictures
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Air France's A380 landing in Montreal -
Everyone's a winner with the A380! -
Behind the scenes of the A380 maintenance division -
Behind the scenes of the first Paris Montreal flight by Airbus A380 -
20 November 2009, Air France welcomes its first A380 -
First flight to Monrteal for the A380 -
Montreal: new destination for the Air France A380 -
Arrival of Air France's 4th A380 in Tokyo -
Paris-Tokyo by A380: the first images of the super jumbo in Tokyo -
Paris-Tokyo by A380: behind the scenes -
First A380 to Tokyo: D-8 -
Paris-Tokyo by A380: over 1,600 meals served -
Paris-Tokyo: from the Constellation to the A380 -
First A380 to Tokyo: D-8 -
The A380 Fleet -
Arrival of the Air France A380 in Johannesburg -
Interview with Remy Dessarts (in French) -
The Air France A380's arrival at Paris-CDG -
Air France A380: ready to go
