The Airbus A380, the world's largest passenger plane, has landed safely after completing its eagerly awaited maiden flight.
Thousands of plane enthusiasts witnessed the twin-deck "superjumbo" - designed to carry up to 840 passengers - make a flypast before landing in Toulouse in southern France.
Airbus, which is owned by European firm EADS and the UK's BAE Systems, sees the A380 as the future of air travel. Arch rival Boeing is concentrating on midsized short-haul aircraft.
What impact do you think the Airbus will have on air travel?
What effect will the plane have on the industry?
Will the A380 revolutionise air travel?
Would you travel on the plane?
Boeing 787
Airbus A380
---BBC
Thousands of plane enthusiasts witnessed the twin-deck "superjumbo" - designed to carry up to 840 passengers - make a flypast before landing in Toulouse in southern France.
Airbus, which is owned by European firm EADS and the UK's BAE Systems, sees the A380 as the future of air travel. Arch rival Boeing is concentrating on midsized short-haul aircraft.
What impact do you think the Airbus will have on air travel?
What effect will the plane have on the industry?
Will the A380 revolutionise air travel?
Would you travel on the plane?
Boeing 787
Airbus A380
---BBC