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Still, the A380 is not the largest aircraft. It's not even that close. In this article, we'll find out which plane has the distinction of "largest" and how that honor is typically determined. It's not easy to find universal criteria for ranking aircraft, but there is one way many experts can agree on: maximum takeoff weight. And there is one plane that outshines all others in how much it can lift off the ground. Using the MTOW criteria, it's not hard to pick a winner. It's the Antonov An-225. It transports vehicles, supplies and all sorts of aid all over the world. But it began its life serving a different purpose. It was built to haul around the Buran, Russia's space shuttle. When the Russian space program was discontinued in the early '90s, the An-225 found itself unemployed and went into storage. Years later, one of the two An-225s in existence found a new role as a commercial cargo jet (the second remains in storage to this day). It's ideally suited to the role because of both its size and its maximum takeoff weight. It can accommodate 46,000 cubic feet (1,300 cubic meters) of cargo. While the An-225 tops all aircraft, and the A380 beats out every other passenger plane, the future of aircraft design could make going even bigger a little easier. Increasingly lightweight composite materials are allowing for more size without more weight, and advances in aviation technology and flight design are making it easier to get more weight off the ground. For more information on aircraft and the An-225, including complete specifications, look over the links on the next page. Eisenstein, Paul. "Extreme Machines: An-225 is World's Biggest Plane." Popular Mechanics. Malone, Robert. "The World's Biggest Planes." Forbes. Largest Plane in the World. Top 50 Largest Aircraft. The World's Largest Aeroplanes.
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