How on earth do you know this?
The a380 is just as likely to be crammed with seats as any other. You do not have the right, nor the facts to say it will provide a better experience.
A) heck, its not even in service yet!
B) Aircraft interiors are purely the responsibility of the airline.
Calm down mate. I think I have the same ‘right’ to speculate about what the A380 experience will be like as you have to predict it the project might be a failure that will bring the whole of Airbus down, don’t I?
Isn’t the case that even with the maximum amount of seats it’s certified for (555) the A380-800 will have considerably more floor space available for passengers than any other airliner in existence?
Can’t remember where I saw it but at least one airline had suggested it was going to have fewer than 555 seats installed- which means even more space. I’d imagine Virgin will come up with something special as well.
As I said I don’t know whether economy passengers will be allowed access to any of the special features the a/c will likely have. But even if it’s only for premium and club passengers, the extra space/large bars/prayer room/reading room/ocean cruiser-like staircase or whatever else the airlines want to fit the A380s with, will surely be an extra incentive for some passengers to fly on that model if the option is available for the route they flying. During the first couple of years of service in particular, before the novelty wears off, I suspect a great many people might be going out of their way to fly the A380 if they can. Being as it is the most eagerly-awaited commercial airplane in decades and all that…
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