That question likely will be the catchphrase for this years Paris Air Show June 13-19. It, of course, is the A380, which is expected to participate in at least a few of the daily aerial displays during the week. Although Airbus has conceded it will not meet its May 2006 delivery date to launch customer Singapore Airlines, that news is unlikely to dim enthusiasm along the chalet lines as the giant craft passes overhead.
That question likely will be the catchphrase for this years Paris Air Show June 13-19. It, of course, is the A380, which is expected to participate in at least a few of the daily aerial displays during the week. Although Airbus has conceded it will not meet its May 2006 delivery date to launch customer Singapore Airlines, that news is unlikely to dim enthusiasm along the chalet lines as the giant craft passes overhead. Airbus is cagey on whether the A380 will remain at Le Bourget for the ...
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