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Singapore Airlines push fo A380 delivery

Singapore, Singapore - The next exit of this model is creating great infrastructural problems to the airports

Singapore Airlines said Tuesday it would stick to plans to become the world's first carrier to fly the 555-seat Airbus A380 in 2006. The statement comes a day after Virgin Atlantic, 49-percent owned by Singapore Airlines, said it had delayed plans to start flying the double-decker aircraft until late 2007, more than a year later than originally planned. Virgin said it faced trouble with airports, notably...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 63471
Rome, Italy, 05/18/2004 19:47
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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