Author Topic: The world's largest jet (Read 509 times)

Elano · « **on:** October 21, 2008, 02:35:11 AM »

The world's largest jet arrives from Australia with about 450 people aboard. A380 flights are expected to provide an economic boost to the region.

Two of the suites on a Singapore Airlines A380 are combined here, creating a large sleeping area.

First class will hold 14 private cabins that will offer a personal storage area for clothes, a dining table for two, a leather chair and an LCD TV. At 17 inches, Qantas' TVs are smaller than those on Singapore, and the bed, though fully flat, will be converted from the chair. Nice touches include soundproofing and a multi-zone massage built into the chairs.

Edése Doret Industrial Design Inc., a New York-based design company, is working on the interior of an A380 Flying Palace for an undisclosed buyer. This mock-up of the entry lounge on the main deck of the aircraft has seating for four.

Edése Doret's design focuses on a "modern and minimalist" interior, as can be seen in the prototype of the Flying Palace's grand dining room.