Emirates is upgrading its A380 fleet with the largest retrofit program in the industry, known as Project Phoenix, which ...

Emirates' Airbus A380s have been flown to the US since 2008. The Gulf giant now uses the superjumbo from Dubai to Houston ...

Two more Etihad Airways A380 aircraft are poised to rejoin the United Arab Emirates (UAE) flag carrier’s fleet after almost ...

Etihad Airways confirms plans to reactivate two more Airbus A380s by early 2027, bringing its active superjumbo fleet to nine ...

Emirates agreed a $180 million deal to buy four Airbus A380s from a lessor, and plans to continue flying them through the ...

The Airbus A380 enjoyed an unexpected resurgence when global travel rebounded after the pandemic. Read more at ...

The A380s also lack its flagship business-class product, the QSuite, which you'll find on the A350 and Boeing 777 and 787. Following delays to the Boeing 777X, Qatar reversed plans to retire the A380.

Nonetheless, Thai Airways hasn’t flown its A380s since the pandemic, and a subsequent plan last year to get them back in the air didn’t materialize. The auction seemingly marks the end of Thai ...

Qatar Airways will resume flights with Airbus A380s earlier than planned to make up for capacity lost in the regulator grounding of some of its A350s, according to a report published on Wednesday.

Aren’t there more than 200 of the 555-seat double-decker aircraft in service? Yes, at a dozen airlines, but shockingly “All A380s are parked at present,” according to an Airbus spokesperson.

Emirates' A380s can be found flying as far as New York, Sydney, and Hong Kong from Dubai, or as close as Muscat, Oman. An Emirates Airbus A380. Lukas Wunderlich/Shutterstock.com ...