ACJ 380 Prestige
BASE PRICE: $ 445,600,000
INTERIOR BUDGET: $ 150M - $ 280M
PASSENGERS
60
CABIN AREA
ft²
5000
RANGE
nm
9000
SPEED
Mach
0.79
MTOW
lb
1000000
100 PAX
9,400 nm
M 0.89
1,268,000 lb
The A380 is a double-deck, four-engine aircraft developed by Europe based Aerospace conglomerate Airbus.
Launched in 2000 as the world’s largest airliners, the A380 was intended to set the European Airbus group as the aviation world leader and address the growing demand for Hub to Hub mega airplanes allowing capacity growth in slot restricted airports.
The A380 achieved its first flight on April 27, 2005, prior to entering service with launch customer Singapore Airline. The A380 proved very popular with high-end premium airlines especially in the middle east where Emirates Airlines operates over 100 aircraft of the type.
The A380 is powered by four engines form either Rolls-Royce -Trent 900 or Engine Alliance – GP7200 (Joint venture between General Electric and Pratt & Whitney). With most fuselage from aluminum alloys. The wingspan has been carefully limited to under 80 meters for maximum compatibility with airport gates.
Although considered as a technology marvel, enabling unprecedented premium cabin product offering such as onboard showers, private enclosed apartments, onboard art gallery, and hotel-like lounges and bars. The A380 failed to meet the sales numbers that airbus predicted. The A380 becomes more of a niche product for a niche premium market. with airlines preferring more economic lower capacity twin engines to either increase established routes frequencies or launch new medium demand point to point routes bypassing congested hubs.
| Range | |
| 50 Passengers Range | 9,400 nm |
| Speed | |
| Maximum Speed | M 0.89 |
| High Speed Cruise | M 0.85 |
| Airfield | |
| Takeoff Distance | 9,450 ft |
| Landing Distance | 6,660 ft |
| Altitude | |
| Maximum Cruise Altitude | 43,000 ft |
| Maximum Takeoff | 1,267,658 lbs |
| Maximum Landing | 870,826 lbs |
| Maximum Zero Fuel | 813,506 lbs |
| Basic Operating | – |
| Interior Allowance | – |
| Usable Fuel | 85,472 USG |
INTERIOR
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The A380 is the second double-deck very large airliner to enter commercial service after the Boeing 747. Designed as a clean sheet aircraft for the commercial airline market, the A380 was the only double-deck airplane with a full-length upper deck, and a flight deck installed in the middle level between the main and the upper deck.
The 747 partial forward upper-deck with the cockpit installation is more the result of its initial military design requirement allowing for large nose cargo door typical of military heavy transport airplane.
Typical Floor Plans
| Cabin Height (Main Deck) | 92 in |
| Cabin Width (Main Deck) | 257 in |
| Cabin Length (Main Deck) | 147.3 ft |
| Cabin Height (Upper Deck) | 90 in |
| Cabin Width (Upper Deck) | 226 in |
| Cabin Length (Upper Deck) | 144.1 ft |
| Cabin Area (Main Deck) | 3,280 ft2 |
| Cabin Area (Upper Deck) | 2,680 ft2 |
| Total Cabin Area | 5,960 ft2 |
| Total Cabin Volume | 46,086 cu.ft |
| Baggage Storage | |
| External | 6,187 cu.ft |
Completion Centers
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Interior Designers
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Flight Deck
The A380’s flight deck incorporates the latest advances in technology for displays, flight management systems, and navigation.
The A380 cockpit’s main instrument panel has eight identical large interactive displays, with cursor control provided through a track-ball. These displays provide a much larger screen area with clearer presentations, augmented by an optional HUD (head-up display) installation offering that increases pilot situational awareness – particularly during the approach and landing phase.
| ENGINES | Dual Sources |
| Manufacturer (1) | Engine Alliance |
| Model | GP7270 |
| Thrust | 81,500 lbf |
| Flat Rate | – |
| Manufacturer (2) | Rolls-Royce |
| Model | Trent 970B-84 |
| Thrust | 78,304 lbf |
| Flat Rate | – |
| APU | |
| Manufacturer | Pratt & Whitney Canada |
| Model | PW980 |
