A380: A feat of engineering or a danger to the environment?

The Middle East's first A380 will be added to Emirates Airline's fleet later today but should we really be embracing this feat of engineering or calling for greater controls on the way international carriers perhaps continue to pollute the atmosphere? Click on the link below to have your say.

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