As mentioned in our forum yesterday, Hi Fly tells that its widebody was used to operate a flight from Copenhagen to Larnaca and back on 1 August and will be used again for a flight from Oslo to Palma de Mallorca and back on this 2 August. It replaces an Airbus A321 on these two return flights.
Hi Fly’s A380 in the special “Save the Coral Reefs” livery has the same configuration that Singapore Airlines has on their A380s, with a total of 471 seats. This includes 12 first class seats, 60 business class seats, and 399 economy seats.
Forum discussion: https://www.aviation24.be/forums/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=47292&p=370635#p370635
This post was published on 2 August 2018 11:35
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