Earlier this week, Lufthansa Airlines took delivery of their first Airbus A380. With room for 388 passengers in coach, 98 in business class and 8 in first class, this is one massive plane. For the passengers in coach, the experience is nothing too special - with a 3-4-3 layout, there are a huge number of "middle seats", but at least each seat has its own personal video screen.

The new plane has been named "Frankfurt Am Main" and will enter scheduled service on June 11th when it starts flying passengers between Frankfurt and Tokyo. By fall 2010, Lufthansa will have four Airbus A380's in their fleet.

In the gallery below, you'll see for yourself just how massive this plane is - the first class bathroom alone is larger than some puddle jumpers I've been on.

Gallery: Lufthansa Airbus A380

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