A380 aircraft

The Airbus A380 is the world's largest passenger airplane, designed to carry over 800 people in an ultra-high-capacity configuration or around 550 to 860 passengers in typical layouts. It features two full-length passenger decks, advanced aerodynamics, and four engines, enabling long-distance travel between major airports efficiently. Introduced in 2007, the A380 is known for its spaciousness, quiet operation, and fuel efficiency relative to its size. It's mainly used on high-demand international routes, offering passengers enhanced comfort and more amenities due to its expansive cabin space.