Anybody interested in buying this A380-800 to your home? From sources I heard, This is one of the SQ 380s that are going to be scrapped soon. As these oldies are going to be replaced by 5 new A380s delivered from Toulouse with new cabin by FY 2017/2018. It must be nice to have a private A380-800
Here is the Aircraft’s information :
2007-2008 Airbus A380-800 for Head-of-State VVIP Conversion Year of Manufacture: 2007 & 2008 Fresh from C-check, 6YR-check & 12YR-check Landing Gear fresh out of overhaul Engines on program by Rolls-Royce Total Care APU fresh out of overhaul Current layout 12F/C - 60B/C - 399 E/C
In all seriousness though, this is actually really cool. I wonder who will decide to buy this. I’m sure it has a hefty price tag so it’ll most likely be some sort of VIP or an extremely wealthy individual. :)
Actually, Some early A380s have some problems. While I don’t see many problems with SKB, SKD and SKE. But I often see problems with either SKA and SKC. Maybe because of the fact that these two are some of the earliest A380s ever built.
But I think SIA occasionally do maintenance checks with their planes. I rarely see a significant problem of SIA planes excluding some minor problems. However lately, many SIA A380s are currently grounded with an unclear reason of the grounding
Does someone have a spare airport lying around that can fit an A380? My local airport can’t accommodate A380s. The pavement is too weak. We’ll figure out financing later.
SIA has 19 A380-800. I believe around 3-6 of them were grounded a week ago. Perhaps they have back to service?
The Night Bank of Departures just started. Hence why you see alot of SQ 380s currently. A380s to AKL and SYD are currently airborne now and about to pass above Java Island in around 20-30 mins again from now
First Flights to Europe are going to take off in around 1½ hours from now. The numbers of A380s that are currently airborne are also including some Asian routes such as PVG-SIN and PEK-SIN.
I was wondering how much a 2nd hand a380 would cost.
According to the appraisal firm Aviation Specialists, a 12 year old A380 will have an estimated current market value of $80.1m in 2019 in “half-life” condition.
I could imagine news outlet reactions when someone buys it, as news is really bad with planes:
Breaking: Private Boeing 380 has just been sold! *Then they proceed to show a pic of a 747)