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Photos: Airbus A380 lands in Sydney

By Luke Anderson on 26 October 2007

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The suites, described by the airline as a "class beyond first" exudes luxury. A self contained compartment, the suites boast leather upholstery from Poltrona Frau, a full-sized sized single bed (27-inches x 78-inches), a 23-inch LCD screen and a personal vanity mirror and suit compartment.

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shauno
30/10/2007 10:48 PM

Wrong! The 787 dreamliner is not the A380's direct opposition its a totally different aircraft in the same class size as say the A330 340 and 777. Although Airbus does not have any thing near ready to rival the 787's technology in the same class. The only opposition to the A380 is the 747.

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