(Rare visit) Qantas A380 arrival on stand at London Gatwick airport
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- This rare charter flight by Qantas arrived from Singapore on the 15 of April 2024 as a charter flight
Here marks the first time Qantas has been at Gatwick and also the first time we have seen there A380 here too
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COOL. shout out SweetDidoy
What was the delay of its departure Ryan ? It made the Emirates sit and wait for sometime
Medical issues
What a beast 🥹
That's mad that that guy was wearing the Qantas hi vis when they don't operate from lgw usually just saying
Ground crew from Heathrow maybe ?
@@WhiskeyGulf71 ahahahah didn't think of that it's just down the road init
New friend here. nice vid
Great video. Shame Airbus gave up developing the A380 so early. It's much more relevant now as a jet then it was when it was launched.
Is that why after Covid only Emirates put there’s back in service? There’s literally college courses on how airbus missed the mark with the A380.
@@shabo857 Indeed, I'm no aeronautical expert but they should've had a re engine program (RR were interested in it) and definitely make it slightly larger like the A350 - 1000. The 800 version was always too small like the 747SP. The world's population is always increasing and this jet is only solution for congested airports. A380 is the only aircraft in the world that still has a wow factor & airlines like Emirates charge a slight premium for tickets.
@@shabo857 Tim Clark at Emirates is a industry visionary and always knew that the A380 would be a success for him. I believe Airbus would've picked up at least 250 plus orders from Indian airlines who are now the main purchasers of wide body aircraft. India has the largest expat community in the world and this is the main reason why Etihad and Qatar kept their whale jets.
Wonder why they dont operate from LGW as well. I suppose its something to do with logistics or not viable to have two london Routes
It wouldn’t be viable, Qantas has to operate a380s both ways between Sydney and London, Melbourne to LAX and Sydney to LAX.
Great work, 👍 👌
Wow! Who charters a whole A380… that’s insane
Especially when they fly daily in to Heathrow, so why the special charter I wonder ?
This A380 is a regular in to Heathrow.
Yes but this is Gatwick
I am aware of that, just saying that’s it’s no stranger to the area.
@@WhiskeyGulf71 it is to Gatwick,
Hence why it has Gatwick in the title and not heathrow