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On a grand scale While Airbus has taken the passenger jet to new heights, Boeing's next hot plane is the smaller, more fuel-efficient 787 Dreamliner. Airlines have been queuing up to buy both planes, while airports around the world are scrambling to widen their taxiways to accommodate the A380.
|  As the 555-passenger double-decker jets are assembled, Airbus can install fancy features for its customers, including beds, bars and boutiques. Fortune takes an look inside the plane. (more)  Airlines are fighting to attract business-class travelers. Here's a look at how the newest offerings from six popular airlines stack up. (more) |
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