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ENR > Transportation > Double-Decker Planes Try On U.S. Facilities for Size - McGraw-Hill Construction | ENR
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| A few American airports got a preview of the future last week, as a pair of the world’s largest passenger plane made route-proving flights to test the facilities upgraded for them. Although regular service is still two years away, the 239.5-ft-long, 79-ft-tall plane with a wingspan of almost 262 ft is a tangible symbol of how airports must design for ...
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