+1, indeed.

It was a neat thing to see - totally unexpected - but given it wasn't a completely finished car I'll reserve my judgement until we all get to see one. I do think they are on the right track with it if what I saw proves accurate. :)

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ER

Erik, are you back?

Yeah - returned to the US on a magical A380 about a week ago. Just did 10 days over there, enough for Villa d'Este, the week of the McLaren F1 Tour and then a few extra days to visit a couple of other iconic car places in Italy. Was a really fantastic trip!

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ER

That's awesome. ;) And the A380, man, I still haven't experienced it despite flying Emirates a few times. The A380 doesn't fly into SFO though. :\

Welcome back!

Wonder why that is? Looks like the runways at SFO are just as long as at LAX.

EDIT: Actually this article seems to imply the opposite:

Giant A380 jetliner proves SFO planners were right

Anyway - next time you fly if you can't find one out of SFO consider a quick hop to LAX so you can try one. I rated it the Rolls Royce Ghost of the skies and I was just in an economy class seat on the lower deck. :eek: :cool:

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ER

Hmm, that's interesting. Thanks for the article. I was always under the impression that it was because they were parts that weren't wide enough for the A380 track.

Will definitely have to make it a point to do a flight on that plane. Sounds absolutely incredible. Nice to hear first hand accounts as opposed to just reading random articles and seeing videos about its awesomeness. :)