Does anybody know when the first A380 commercial flight whith real passengers is and where it is and which airline?

I'm ot sure, but I do know that the first airline to operate A380's is Singapore Airlines, Emirates, and soon to be Lufthansa, after Emirates.

Like Spirit MD-81 said: Singapore Airlines will be the first airline to operate the Airbus A380, therefore starting the first commercial service. However, Airbus is now preparing and assembling a handful or more like 500+ of random passengers that are interested in flying in the Airbus A380.

On another note:
The Engine Alliance Engines are go on the Airbus A380. Currently, Airbus is testing the new Airbus A380 engine on the ground via the Airbus A380.

http://www.flightglobal.com/assets/getAsse...px?ItemID=14354
http://www.flightglobal.com/assets/getAsse...px?ItemID=14356

The engine and the shape seems quite odd. Especially the small jet pipe and the tail cone.

Regards,
Smile

Post-Script: Shouldn't this be in the Civil Aviation section?

Prior to the delivery delays being announced the first flight was supposed to be Singapore to Sydney later this year. I think they're waiting for a confirmed delivery date now before confirming the maiden flight in Singapore colours.

I thought it was scheduled for first revenue flights somewhere around 2007-2008 because of the delays. I could be wrong anyone know?

I know that Melbourne airport will be one of the first airports to serve the A380. I thought that it was going to start commercial service between October this year and October next year. Sorry but I'm not really sure on that though.
Dash,