空巴A380本周末将至日本羽田与新千岁机场测试 Airbus superjumbo flies to Haneda airport for 1st time TOKYO (Kyodo) -- The world's largest passenger airplane, the Airbus A380, on Friday flew to Tokyo's Haneda airport for the first time to check whether the airport's soon-to-open new international terminal can handle it. The superjumbo flew from France, where the manufacturer is based, to the terminal, which is scheduled to open next Thursday. The jet will head to New Chitose Airport serving Sapporo, Hokkaido, on Sunday. During the stopover, various checks will be conducted, including whether the airport's passenger boarding bridges fit the double-decker wide-body plane's doors. The jets are often too big for a taxiway and the number of airports that can accommodate them is limited. They also generate major wake turbulence when they depart and force succeeding planes to wait longer than usual before taking off. Haneda is not accommodating A380 on the grounds that they could significantly affect other passenger flights during its crowded daytime operating hours. But they could be accommodated late at night and in the early morning when the traffic volume is low, according to airport authorities. They have been flying to Narita International Airport near Tokyo since 2008 on flights by operators including Singapore Airlines and Lufthansa. (Mainichi Japan) October 15, 2010 http://mdn.mainichi.jp/mdnnews/business/news/20101015p2g00m0bu013000c.html -- 航空/铁道/都市资料找不到? Well, the opinion may be on the way! --

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