Are there any airline planes bigger than the 747?

Question

Are there any airline planes bigger than the 747?

Answer 1

yes

An-225

AN-124

C-5 Galaxy

A-380

Answer 2

Yes, the Airbus A380

Answer 3

Airbus 380, Antonov 225, some more...

Answer 4

In commercial passenger air traffic,  only the Airbus 380.  

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Answer 5

Yeah man, haven't you seen the Airbus A380 all over the news?? (o.O')

Answer 6

Yes the Airbus 380

Answer 7

airbus a380

Answer 8

for commercial operations, yes, the airbus A380

Answer 9

I think the Piper Cub has it by a couple cubic feet

Answer 10

I doubt it but I am not sure.

Answer 11

have you seen the airbus380? the thing's massive! its so gigantic that im surprised it actually flies!

Answer 12

The new A380 is slightly larger than the 747 mostly in the number of seats.  Seen side by side the A380 looks like a puffed up 747 with a full length upper deck but does not look appreciably larger.  The latest version of the 747 the 747-8 is actually longer.  

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The A380 will be seen almost exclusively  on international routes and may not be built in sufficient numbers to make any money for the manufacturer Airbus. The type was conceived when the airlines of the world were doing well but introduced after large downturn in the industry.  A further global economic slump could mean Airbus will have to take a huge loss for the over $12 Billion dollar project.

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Answer 13

Yes many. The 747 is by no means the biggest Commercial Airplane out there.

Answer 14

Yes.As mentioned the Airbus A380 is larger then the 747 in terms of width and length.However there are airline aircraft(airliners) longer in length then both the 747 and the a380.They are the A340-600 and the B777-300.

Answer 15

the airbus 380 is a full length double decker.it is the only airline commercial plane bigger than the 747 (in volume)

so far, only in operation with Singapore airlines but many airlines have ordered the a380