Which aircraft is the largest? Who is the biggest on the plane?

The An-225 transport aircraft produced by the former Soviet Union was originally designed to carry space shuttles, and with the collapse of the Soviet Union, the An-225 also disappeared from people's sight, but after a decade of silence, the world's largest aircraft has recently taken to the skies again. The An-225 successfully completed a 15-minute test flight at Hostomel Airport near the Ukrainian capital Kyiv. Petro Balabuev, president of the Antonov company, said:

The trial was very successful and everything went well. He hopes the An-225 will be commercially operational in six weeks. The six-engine An-225 is capable of carrying up to 250 tons of cargo, which is more than twice as much as the previous world's largest transport aircraft, another model of the Antonov product, and its main purpose will be super-heavy air transportation.

The An-225 has a wingspan width of meters, and its cabin can accommodate 80 cars. Antonov and Ukraine's Motor-Sych jointly produced the latest An-225, which cost about $20 million. Two An-225s have been produced in the world, and only one of them has ever taken to the skies.

The collapse of the Soviet Union hit Ukraine's aircraft industry very hard. It is possible that the Antonov company will present the new An-225 transport aircraft at the famous Le Bourget air show in France, which will be held in June.

The Antonov AN-225 "Dream" transport aircraft, codenamed "Cossack" by NATO, is a super-large military transport aircraft with an out-of-land weight of more than 600 tons, and it is also the largest transport aircraft in the world to date. Developed by the Soviet-era Antonov Design Bureau, now owned by Ukraine, for the transportation of equipment for the Soviet space program, only one has been actually built so far, and its first test flight took place on December 21, 1988.

The captain of the plane has 4 horizontal bars on his sleeve. He is the highest person in charge of the whole machine.

One of the bars is the air safety officer flight attendant.

Two bars are cadet purser.

The three bars are the co-pilot.

The first bar represents "profession" - next to the shirt - professional;

The second bar represents "knowledge";

The third bar is "flying skill";

The fourth bar is "responsibility".

As of January 2020, the largest passenger aircraft is currently the Airbus A380, with a standard capacity of 555 passengers and a maximum capacity of 853 passengers.

The Airbus A380 (Airbus A380) is the world's largest wide-body passenger aircraft manufactured by Airbus Europe. The first prototype of the Airbus A380 was first unveiled in Toulouse, France, on January 18, 2005, and its maiden flight was completed on April 27, 2005.

As of February 2019, Airbus had received 290 orders and delivered 235 aircraft. Emirates is the largest Airbus A380 customer, with 123 orders and 109 deliveries.

The A380 aircraft has a total length of 73 meters, a height of about 24 meters, a wingspan of nearly 80 meters, and a total cabin area of 845 square meters. In other words, it is equivalent to a 7-story building, and there is room for at least 20 double-decker buses in the plane.

The Airbus A380 has two levels of cabin and a standard capacity of 555 passengers, while the maximum passenger capacity can reach more than 800 people, 300 more than the previous "world champion" Boeing 747 passenger aircraft. Thanks to the spacious interior, the A380 even has bathrooms in business and first class, and passengers can also shop at the duty-free shop in the corner of the cabin or have a drink at the bar.