10 largest planes

10. Boeing Dreamlifter

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• maximum take-off weight: 364 t
• length: 71.7 m
• wingspan: 64.4 m
• capacity: 1,840 m³
• number of pieces produced: 4
• first flight: September 9, 2006

9. Boeing 747

• maximum take-off weight: 378 t
• length: 70.7 m
• wingspan: 59.6 m
• capacity: 660 passengers
• number of pieces produced: 1,557
• first flight: February 9, 1969

8. Airbus A340-600

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• maximum take-off weight: 380 t
• length: 75.4 m
• wingspan: 63.5 m
• capacity: 440 passengers
• number of pieces produced: 97
• first flight: April 23, 2001

7. Antonov An-124

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• maximum take-off weight: 402 t
• length: 69.1 m
• wingspan: 73.3 m
• capacity: 150 t
• number of pieces produced: 55
• first flight: December 26, 1982

6. Lockheed C-5 Galaxy

• maximum take-off weight: 417 t
• length: 75.3 m
• wingspan: 67.9 m
• capacity: 127.5 t
• number of pieces produced: 131
• first flight: June 30, 1968

5. Boeing 747-8

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• maximum take-off weight: 448 t
• length: 76.4 m
• wingspan: 68.4 m
• capacity: 660 passengers
• number of pieces produced: 137
• first flight: February 8, 2010

4. Caspian Sea Monster

• maximum take-off weight: 544 t
• length: 92 m
• wingspan: 37.6 m
• capacity: ???
• number of pieces produced: 1
• first flight: October 16, 1966

3. Airbus A380

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• maximum take-off weight: 575 t
• length: 72.7 m
• wingspan: 79.8 m
• capacity: 850 passengers
• number of pieces produced: 242
• first flight: April 27, 2005

2. Stratolaunch

• maximum take-off weight: 590 t
• length: 73 m
• wingspan: 117 m
• capacity: 250 t
• number of pieces produced: 1
• first flight: April 13, 2019

1. Antonov An-225 Mriya

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• maximum take-off weight: 640 t
• length: 84 m
• wingspan: 88.4 m
• capacity: 250 t
• number of pieces produced: 1
• first flight: December 21, 1988