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Yesterday, Emirates’ twenty-seventh A380 (MSN108) completed final assembly and was moved to the flightline.
She took thirteen weeks to complete assembly, and has been assigned test registration F-WWSI.
Delivery to the airline is scheduled for Q3 2012.
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Late last week, China Southern’s fourth A380 (MSN088) began taxi testing in preparation for her first flight, expected to take place later this week.
Delivery to the airline is scheduled for Q4 2012.
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Yesterday, Korean Air’s sixth A380 (MSN096) completed the body join stage of production and was towed to the final assembly hangars.
She is expected to complete final assembly in twelve weeks.
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Yesterday, Emirates’ twenty-sixth A380 (MSN107) completed assembly and was towed to the flightline.
She took thirteen weeks to complete assembly, and has been assigned test registration F-WWSD.
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Late last week, the first A380 for a private customer (MSN002) made her first flight since refurbishment.
She performed her first-ever flight in November 2005 and had been stored in Toulouse since late 2007.
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Thai Airways’ third A380 (MSN100) has been confirmed as the new frame being carried on Convoy #06/2012.
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Just the wings and tailplane are being carried in the convoy, with the remaining components scheduled to arrive later in the month.
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Yesterday, Singapore Airlines’ seventeenth A380 (MSN079) was ferried to Toulouse in preparation for delivery.
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