The world's largest airplane has set off on along journey from Central
Europe to the Australian Outback. The six-engine, 600 tonne aircraft -
which once was used to transport a Soviet space shuttle on its roof -
took off from Gostomel airport in Ukraine on Tuesday and will land in
front of a huge crowd of aviation enthusiasts in Perth at 10am on Sunday
morning.
Designed and built in Ukraine in the 1980s, the immense 'Antonov An-225 Mriya' will have to pass through a number of refuelling stops across Eurasia, India and South East Asia before its 42 tyres hit the tarmac and drop off its precious cargo - an enormous 117 tonne power generator.
Credit; Daily Mail
Designed and built in Ukraine in the 1980s, the immense 'Antonov An-225 Mriya' will have to pass through a number of refuelling stops across Eurasia, India and South East Asia before its 42 tyres hit the tarmac and drop off its precious cargo - an enormous 117 tonne power generator.
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