Snow behind the LAX approach

Chonk

There was an all white Atlas 747 at LAX yesterday but I didn't see them take off

:(

https://youtu.be/zmfhVE--Ue4

queen of the skies

Yeah

And the A380 is the king

The 225 the god

Lol

I doubt there will ever be a bigger plane than the 225

It's been surpassed in wingspan but nothing else

As engines become more efficient, we might see some large aircraft but they might be the size of the AN124 at most

The 777X is probably going to be the last jumbo jet

At least for a while

I hope not, but... you are most likely correct :(

C120

Unless Airbus goes ahead and makes an A350-1000 stretch

Which is hard to say

But Boeing said something about a 777-10. I doubt it will happen.

No the A380 is a flying overweight beluga whale

It is

Ok then the 777 is the king

Also an airplane that can only carry passengers and not be dedicated to cargo as well isnt a king

Yeah

777

I can agree with that

I mean the 777 is going to be around longer than either the A380 or the 74 at this point

Well 747 has still reigned far longer than the A380. And 747 will continue awhile as a cargo plane even if not doing passenger services any more

But in the long run dual engines will prevail as they get better and better and more efficient

They ever get the 777 max out? I’ve kinda been out of aviation 2 1/2ish years and am trying to get back into it

There is no 777 max

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Also I hear that some A380s are being converted to cargo

777x

God damnit

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And yes it's flying