Inside the gigantic Emirates' A380 'superjumbo' set to fly from Glasgow

By Sam Shedden
Published 17th Apr 2019, 13:54 GMT
Updated 17th Apr 2019, 14:04 GMT
A380 arrives at Glasgow Airport.A380 arrives at Glasgow Airport.
A380 arrives at Glasgow Airport.
The huge Airbus A380 which landed in Glasgow airport earlier this week is the largest passenger aircraft in the world.

The double-decker plane on Emirates’ Dubai route is likely to provide a boost for the Scottish airport as the A380 will fly the route from June until 30 September, before returning next year. We take a sneak peek inside the 489-passenger behemoth.

Captain Michael Tilnet and 1st officer Mubarak Ali Almeiri. The A380 has a 15,000 km (9444 miles) range and flies two of the world's longest routes: Dubai - Auckland and Dallas-Sydney.Captain Michael Tilnet and 1st officer Mubarak Ali Almeiri. The A380 has a 15,000 km (9444 miles) range and flies two of the world's longest routes: Dubai - Auckland and Dallas-Sydney.
Captain Michael Tilnet and 1st officer Mubarak Ali Almeiri. The A380 has a 15,000 km (9444 miles) range and flies two of the world's longest routes: Dubai - Auckland and Dallas-Sydney.
The superjumbo comes fully equipped with its own barThe superjumbo comes fully equipped with its own bar
The superjumbo comes fully equipped with its own bar
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