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Me 323 Gigant was biggest ww2.
For flying boat Blohm Voss 222. These 2 were the biggest in the whole world. Not just in the German army.
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What is the world largest cammericial air craft?
The largest aircraft is the Antonov an225 the largest aircraft that is used to transport passengers is the Airbus A380
World's largest aircraft?
The A 380 is the world's largest aircraft.
Largest flying plane in the world?
The flying aircraft in the world in the Airbus A380.The largest aircraft in the world is the Antonov An-225, which has been decommissioned.
How big do airplanes get?
The largest aircraft in the world is the An-225. The largest passenger aircraft is the Airbus A380.
What is the largets aircraft in the world?
The largest aircraft in the world is the Antonov AN-225. The largest commercial airliner (one that carries passengers) is the Airbus A380.
What is the worlds largest jumbo jet?
For passenger aircraft it is the airbus A380. Overall the Antonov 225 is the world's largest aircraft.
Who has the 2nd largest aircraft fleet in the world?
BRAZIL
What did women in World War 2 jobs involve?
they worked on farms as farmers, in factory's building bombs and scanning the skies for German planes. Delivering fighter and transport aircraft to frontline units.
Why were aircraft carriers invented?
Aircraft carriers were invented so the products could be transported across the world quicker, because plane is the quickest mode of transport in the world. I ;)
World's largest plane?
The largest plane in the world is the Antonov An-225 which is a cargo plane.The largest passenger plane in the world is the Airbus A380.
Who has the most combat aircraft in the world?
United State has the largest number of military aircraft. Roughly more than 7500. It has also the most advanced aircraft.
What is the world's largest maker of airplanes?
Boeing has been making aircraft since the early 1900s. They are definitely the largest manufacturer. I believe the statistic is, "A Boeing aircraft takes off somewhere around the world every five seconds."
