What airlines have 2 levels?

In fact, the A380's two-floor configuration has been used by several different airlines in several different ways, and with several different rationales.
  • British Airways. BA is treating the A380 as if it's one aircraft plopped on top of another. ...
  • Qantas. ...
  • Lufthansa. ...
  • Emirates.




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