French rail operator orders trains too big to use

[xxMATTGxx]

I thought if anyone knew it would be you All I remember was a plane that wasn't right, airports fixed it and the cost wasn't a problem as they made back the money from the increase in passengers or they just used reserved funds.

Of course It would be me

Although it's a bit different to this as no mistakes were technically made. It's just airports weren't designed to take such an aircraft as there was no need to as the biggest passenger plane at the time was a Boeing 747 before the A380 came into the service as such. Airports will do it again when the next new aircraft come into service and they need different adjustments - They have to keep in the game.

[FlyingJesus]

Excellent, every time I get any sizing wrong I'm going to claim that it's in the name of progress and quote Airbus

"no sir it this jacket fits you perfectly, you just need to become the right shape for it" I'll be a millionaire