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New Air France Hangar at "Charles De Gaulle" welcomes the airline’s first Airbus A-380 airplane

Paris, France - 90 metres long, 110 metres wide and 40 metres high; the hangar took 24 months to build and involved 455,000 hours of work

"On Saturday 22 November 2008, the new H6 hangar at Paris-'Charles de Gaulle' welcomed the first Airbus A-380 from Toulouse. This new hangar has been specifically designed for maintenance of Airbus A-380 aircraft in the Air France fleet. On the evening before Air France ground staff took over this Airbus super-jumbo, piloted by an Air France crew, as soon as it landed in Paris-Charles de Gaulle....

fra/pec - 1097089
Rome, Italy, 11/26/2008 13:53
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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