Lufthansa Airbus lands in Miami

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Uploaded by on Jun 10, 2011

The Airbus A380, also known as the world's largest passenger airliner, has landed for the first time in Miami on Friday. Lufthansa will use the 526-seat jet for daily service between Frankfurt and Miami.

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  • I actually do speak some German having been do Dusseldorf and Germany on numerous occasions. I apologize if my comment sounded rude.

  • @Kenease Why don't you try to speak German as well as he speaks English?

  • Tries too hard with his English

  • I see it almost everytime I drive on 836!

  • I'm flying this bitch soon

  • @JohnTC9 thats german understatement...

  • The biggest plane, has 100x better seats than any plane I've ever been on.

  • @Tousson Indeed the different Airbus models are mountred in France or Germany. The A380 is first mounted in France, with parts from Germany, Spain, UK and also Canada (landing gear) and from all over the world. The mounted A380 planes fliey to Hamburg were the will be finished (cabin inside) and handed over (some totally finished) A380 jets will return to Toulouse in france and also handed over to the airline

  • @cynaxshahhsr you forgot Korean air has A-380 now look it up lol .

  • @cynaxshahhsr : Airbus is a European consortium, mainly Germany and France, but also Spain & UK are involved. This is why they transport parts all across Europe. All the A320-series planes are made in Hamburg, Germany for example.

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