韩航公开2011年中交机的A380细节 1. 400 or 450座 2. Delivery: 首批4架将於2011/May 开始每月一架; 剩下4架於2012~2014 交机 3. currently no orders for more A380s beyond 2014. 4. Route: 欧/美+日本及东亚 (注: 台湾也属东亚喔) 5. 希望能看到某家号称重金礼聘的Heath Tecna 为这家744改舱使用的NuLook 客舱 对决最新一代的A380客舱 (谜之声: 这算是从步枪升级到机关枪 vs. 大炮吗?) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ http://www.businesstraveller.com/news/korean-air-releases-a380-details Korean Air releases further A380 details Published: 21/10/2010 - Filed under: News Korean Air has today (October 21) outlined further details of its A380 order, with the first superjumbo due for delivery in May next year. The delivery may have been pushed back from the original December 2010 date (see online news April 9), but that hasn’t stopped Korean from releasing production details to whet our appetites. Roll-out Ten 400- and 450-seat A380s are currently on the production line, with the first four to be delivered entering the final stages of assembly at Airbus’ Toulouse facility. The first A380 will be completed and delivered in May, with the second, third and fourth following suit in June, July and August respectively. The fifth is expected by the end of next year, with the remaining five entering service sometime between 2012 and 2014. There are currently no orders for more A380s beyond 2014. Seating The ten A380s will come in either a 400- or 450-seat configuration, which Korean admits is fewer seats than on the A380s operated by other airlines such as Lufthansa and Qantas. But Korean said its layout would “maximize cabin space”, opting instead for a more spacious passenger experience. Business class seating will come in the form of Korean’s Prestige Sleeper flat beds, while the first class cabin will be fitted with the Kosmo Suites. These can already be found on Korean’s new B777-300ERs, for more details and images click here. All seats, including those in economy, will have AVOD in-flight entertainment. Routes Korean confirmed that from August next year, it would use the A380 to serve the US and Europe out of Asia. But before then, the superjumbo will serve short-haul routes to major cities in Japan and East Asia “to allow more passengers to experience the next generation aircraft”. Korean said the introduction of the A380 would also increase passenger traffic from China, Japan, and East Asia transferring to the US and Europe and drive growth at Incheon International Airport as a global hub. For more information visit koreanair.com. Report by Andrew Gough -- 航空/铁道/都市资料找不到? Well, the opinion may be on the way! --

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