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Front side of Beluga Airbus at St. John's Airport

Taken 19 May 2009

A front view of the largest Airbus that ever landed in St. John's. This Airbus has no windows except for the pilots to see. It holds cargo and was specially designed to carry Airplane parts. It's max payload is over 100,000 pounds. What an amazing aircraft. It was stationed at the de-icing station where there is a path that you can follow along the fence to get a view of any other aircraft that may be there.

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Beluga Airbus in St. John's Airport
This is a view of the Beluga Airbus that landed in St. John's Airport on May 18, 2009. There are only 5 of these made in the world and were specially designed to carry Airplane parts. It can handle a max Payload of over 100,000 lbs. What an amazing aircraft, a real treat to see it here in Newfoundland. You can park your car and walk the trails behind the buildings to get near the De-icing station if you ever wish to see any other aircrafts that may be in the de-icing station at the St. John's airport.19 May 2009