Guys, am I really seeing this? Nine A380s lined up one after another

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mmh_0@reddit

Why would that be insane? It‘s a small part of the Emirates fleet departing. They usually start and land in Dubai around the same time, like they do on many hub airports

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CollegeStation17155@reddit

Must be chaos at baggage claim when a flock like that lands…

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ma33a@reddit

You would think that, but DXBs Emirates baggage claim is excellent and massive. Something like 20 carrousels. By the time you get through immigration your bag is often waiting for you.

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rockresy@reddit

Access to thousands of immigrants at almost slave labor rates helps massively.

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ma33a@reddit

The terminal baggage system is fairly well automated. They did a whole documentary on it.

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nathan_borowicz@reddit

FRAs baggage claim would fail, if two of them arrived in the same hour 😂

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ToThe5Porros@reddit

I guess there are a lot of connecting flights as many people use that airport as a hub, not as a destination.

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Nerdough@reddit

This guy hasn't been to DUX. Crazy feeling when you're going past 20 of those lined up at one terminal

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nj_legion_ice_tea@reddit

Yeah that is just another day for the gulf carriers. They just aren't on their usual flight path over Europe because of the closed airspace between Israel and Iran.

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Dodomando@reddit

They actually are flying through Iraq again now

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JacksonKDA@reddit

The flock is migrating

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Gingerbread_Cat@reddit

They do travel in herds!

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Jee-ne-14@reddit

r/GrammarPolice here "herds" is used for mammals. /s

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Fluxxie_@reddit

🤓

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One_Philosopher3460@reddit

r/woosh

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fbm20@reddit

Which country is this?

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PartyDrama08@reddit

Türkiye and that’s the black sea and Crimea, Ukraine to the north.

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Sea-Industry2453@reddit

They all were late to the A380 farewell.

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dohzer@reddit

Woah. Nine A380s! And 4 WiFi + 5 cell bars = Nine! And 28% battery = 2 + 8 - 1 = Nine! Spooky pattern.

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BTZ6996@reddit

r/hedidthemath

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MrBananaStand1990@reddit

Emirates operates 3 daily flights A380 flights to LHR alone (if I remember correctly). Then, think about all the other destinations in the UK (Birmingham, Gatwick, Manchester) then all of the other European destinations that will have something like 2 daily flights. Emirates has the largest A380 fleet for a reason

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