Are you going to sydney?
Wednesday, August 29, 2007 by yish
superjumbo is making its first commercial flight through singapore airlines on 25oct and return leg on 26oct.
read from mypaper that the highest bidding for one economy seat is US$5000. crazy people out there.
and its arriving on 15oct.
i guess we shall jus stand on the fields at expo mrt to wave at it. since it's so big, it shouldnt seem small from expo too.
haha.
check out the A380 emergency evacuation test:
Airbus successfully completed the passenger evacuation trial on development A380 MSN7, paving the way for the Authorities to certify the aircraft in time for delivery by the end of 2006. During the trial, all of the 873 participants were able to leave the aircraft and reach ground within the 90 seconds prescribed, with half of the 16 doors in operations. The trial was performed under the supervision of the European Aviation and Safety Agency EASA and a representation of the American FAA.
One passenger suffered a broken leg and there were some minor injuries.
The main requirements for the evacuation drill are:
* 650 passengers taking part
* Lights will be out in cabin
* Half of exits will be closed
* Drill must feature 40% women, 35% people over 50
* Passengers will not be told which exits are in use
* Passengers must wear their seat belts
hahahahahaha. they are like herding sheeps. wah. the slide look damn steep leh.
everyone in anticipation of it. it's huge, the biggest ever, it's safe..
doesnt it reminds u of the titanic?
read from mypaper that the highest bidding for one economy seat is US$5000. crazy people out there.
and its arriving on 15oct.
i guess we shall jus stand on the fields at expo mrt to wave at it. since it's so big, it shouldnt seem small from expo too.
haha.
check out the A380 emergency evacuation test:
Airbus successfully completed the passenger evacuation trial on development A380 MSN7, paving the way for the Authorities to certify the aircraft in time for delivery by the end of 2006. During the trial, all of the 873 participants were able to leave the aircraft and reach ground within the 90 seconds prescribed, with half of the 16 doors in operations. The trial was performed under the supervision of the European Aviation and Safety Agency EASA and a representation of the American FAA.
One passenger suffered a broken leg and there were some minor injuries.
The main requirements for the evacuation drill are:
* 650 passengers taking part
* Lights will be out in cabin
* Half of exits will be closed
* Drill must feature 40% women, 35% people over 50
* Passengers will not be told which exits are in use
* Passengers must wear their seat belts
hahahahahaha. they are like herding sheeps. wah. the slide look damn steep leh.
everyone in anticipation of it. it's huge, the biggest ever, it's safe..
doesnt it reminds u of the titanic?