Airbus A380 Delivery and Significance

The video discusses the unique design of All Nippon Airways' A380 aircraft, featuring a special paint job representing Hawaiian sea turtles. It highlights the significance of the A380 delivery to Japan, marking both the arrival of the aircraft in the country and the last delivery to a new customer. The video also covers the future operations of the A380, with Airbus committed to supporting the aircraft for many years. The A380 will be used on popular routes between Tokyo and Honolulu, catering to vacationers and honeymooners. Additionally, the video outlines the extensive pilot training required for operating the A380, which includes simulator sessions and practical training in Toulouse.

What is unique about the Airbus A380 delivered to All Nippon Airways?

• It is the first A380 to be delivered.

• It has a special livery representing marine turtles of Hawaii.

• It is the smallest aircraft in the fleet.

• It has a unique engine configuration.

What dual significance does the delivery of the Airbus A380 to All Nippon Airways hold?

• It is the first A380 to be painted in a special livery and the last to be produced.

• It is the first A380 to be used for cargo and passenger services.

• It signifies the end of Airbus A380 production and the start of a new model.

• It marks the arrival of the A380 in Japan and the last delivery to a new customer.

How long is Airbus expected to provide support for the A380?

• For a maximum of 10 years.

• As long as they have certification, hopefully for many years.

• Until the end of 2021.

• Only for the next 5 years.

How many Airbus A380s has All Nippon Airways ordered?

• Three

• Five

• One

• Ten

What is the primary route for the Airbus A380s ordered by All Nippon Airways?

• Tokyo Narita to Sydney

• Tokyo Narita to Paris

• Tokyo Narita to New York

• Tokyo Narita to Honolulu

What is the significance of the Tokyo Narita to Honolulu route for Japanese travelers?

• It is a popular route for family vacations and honeymoons.

• It is the least traveled route.

• It is primarily used for business travel.

• It is a cargo-only route.

How long does it take for a pilot to get qualified to fly the Airbus A380?

• One year

• Six to seven weeks

• Three months

• Two weeks

What does the pilot training for the Airbus A380 include?

• Simulator training and taxiing practice

• Maintenance training

• Only classroom sessions

• In-flight training only

How many Airbus A380s are left to be manufactured until 2021?

• Sixteen

• Twenty

• Ten

• Five