Etihad Airways will return its eighth Airbus A380 to the skies after announcing the launch of a new daily Tokyo service beginning in summer 2026.

A new British airline is building its future on outdated, fuel-thirsty Airbus widebodies that most major carriers have spent ...

Qantas has returned its last grounded Airbus A380 to service nearly six years after it entered storage. The aircraft ...

Qantas welcomed its tenth and final Airbus A380 aircraft back to Sydney on December 2, 2025, ending a nearly six-year storage ...

The Airbus A380 is best known for being the world's largest commercial passenger jet, but it is also extremely capable when ...

Qantas is enhancing its A380 first class offerings with new amenity kits by Aesop, redesigned pajamas, a chef-curated dining ...

Boeing 777X is emerging as the leading successor to the Airbus A380, offering modern efficiency and capacity for future ...

The Airbus A380 superjumbo jet is the largest airliner ever built, the pride of Europe, a majestic double-decker that thrills onlookers as it flies past and offers passengers unprecedented space and ...

The carrier took its A380s out of service at the onset of the pandemic but could bring back as many as eight. The 73-meter-long A380 is the world's largest passenger plane and seats more than 500 ...

To get a sense of the Airbus A380’s size and ambition, walk up the grand staircase of an Emirates version of the aircraft, go past the showers and the first-class suites, then pass by endless rows in ...

Last week saw an astonishing moment of frankness from the A380’s biggest customer. Tim Clark, President of Emirates, told Bloomberg that not only had discussions on a new re-engined A380neo version of ...

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