The Airbus A380 has always been a firm passenger favorite. It is a unique double-decker aircraft and the world's largest ...

By contrast, “Airbus’ achievement in the A380 was mainly to be able to build something that big,” says Buchholz. Other than that, the A380 was structurally fairly conventional." One of the biggest ...

Airlines are constantly disposing of old aircraft and acquiring new ones. The reasons rarely have much—if anything—to do with ...

Despite Airbus’ decision to stop building the A380 superjumbo in 2021, the double-decker jets will still be flying until well into the next decade – and there’s no denying the impact this colossus of ...

Ten airlines fly the Airbus A380: All Nippon, Asiana, British Airways, Emirates, Etihad, Korean Air, Lufthansa, Qantas, Qatar Airways, and Singapore Airlines. They are shown below. January 2025 is ...

A revamped version of the Airbus A380 could get orders from several airlines, the president of Emirates told Business Insider. Asked if he'd like Airbus to resume production of the superjumbo ...

the A380neo would use modern composite materials already seen on the Airbus A350 for the wings and fuselage. Clark noted that composites were not widespread when Airbus first developed the A380 in the ...

The boss of Emirates thinks Airbus should make a new version of the double-decker A380. Tim Clark suggested new, lighter materials and more-fuel-efficient engines could make it more viable.

German carrier Lufthansa has announced that it will begin flights to Denver, United States, for the first time using the Airbus A380, the largest passenger aircraft in the world, starting in summer ...

Lufthansa Airlines announced Thursday it will fly the Airbus A380 between Denver International Airport (DIA) and Germany. Lufthansa said it will operate daily service between Denver and Munich ...

While Airbus has not publicly disclosed the reason for shutting down the wing, it told customers that it was due to “economic factors ... The concept aircraft may accommodate at least 40% more ...