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World’s Largest Passenger Aircraft, the Airbus A380

This infographic does a great job in showing just how big the Airbus A380 is. Some interesting facts are visualized: the 3,100 square meter surface needs 3600 liters of paint, enough for Michelangelo to paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel 97 times! Or how about the weight of 580 tonnes, the same as 165 elephants or 6373 pigs.

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