The mighty and highly recognisable Airbus A380 is currently the world's biggest passenger aeroplane, with two full-size passenger decks. From nose to tail, this super-sized aircraft measures at 238 feet 8 inches (or 72.7 metres), and its width is 261 feet 10 inches (or 79.8 metres). If that's not enough, this giant weighs in at a whopping 589 tonnes!
To get all that weight up in the air and travel over 900 km/h, the Airbus A380 is powered by four top in class Rolls Royce Trent 900 turbine engines.
Inside a standard Airbus A380, there are enough seats to carry over 460 passengers in four luxury classes. Depending on the airline, first-class passengers can sample luxuries in flight like no other aeroplane could ever offer in the past. Some exclusive suites offer a full bedroom, bar, TV room, shower and even casinos, thanks to the impressive floor area of over 6,500 square feet.
Take a look at the video below by YouTube channel, Tech Vision, on Inside The Worlds Biggest Aeroplane.