Largest passenger: Airbus A380
In this category, the Airbus A380 in the 800 modification takes first place. This is the largest production airliner in the world
Olympic Dam Airport
Darwin International Airport is an Australian airport located 13 kilometers from the city of Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia, ranked tenth in the list of the busiest airports in Australia.
The Longest Passenger: Boeing 747-8
It is interesting that the Airbus A380, with its gigantic size and record capacity, is not the longest passenger aircraft in the world.
Haneda Airport in Japan
Tokyo Haneda International Airport is an airport in a district of Tokyo serving mainly domestic or international charter flights of Japanese companies
Most voluminous: Boeing 747 Dreamlifter
Surprisingly, the giant Mriya was not all-powerful. When Boeing needed to establish a supply chain of parts for the latest Boeing 787 Dreamliner
Optimally light aircraft
The author of the machine, Viktor Pavlovich Dmitriev, has long been engaged in finding the limits in small aviation
SA-2 Sky-Baby
In the early 1950s one of the clear contenders for the title of “the world’s smallest airplane” was the SA-2A Sky Baby.
FlyNano aircraft
While the world’s aircraft giants are building even bigger and more spacious airliners, such as the Boeing 747-8 Intercontinental
The world’s smallest manned aircraft – Bumblebee
This airplane was built to set a world record. Robert Starr of Phoenix, Arizona, was known as the pilot and designer of the other two smallest planes holding the record since 1949.
Tenzing-Hillary Airport
The Tenzing and Hillary Airport (Lukla Airport until 2008) is a small airport in the city of Lukla in eastern Nepal.