After almost all A380s were grounded during COVID-19, most of them returned to service as traveling picked up again.

The oldest A380 in Emirates' inventory is 19 years old, but the oldest flying example right now is just over 15 years old.

European manufacturer Airbus developed the A380, with its first test flight in April 2005. While the first commercial ...

On Thursday, Airbus announced that production of its flagship A380 superjumbo airliner would end in 2021. The European aviation giant made the decision after Emirates, the aircraft's most loyal ...

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Clark is so confident in the A380's comeback that he floated the idea of Emirates paying Airbus $20 billion to reinstate production. And although Airbus hasn't confirmed it will bring its jumbojet ...

It expected to deliver just eight in 2019. Emirates is far and away the biggest customer for the A380. Without its backing, Airbus would eventually have had to close down the production line in ...

There's an Airbus A380 double decker parked in the driveway as well. Emirates/ X.com Dubai ... the launch of a new service from the world’s biggest carrier or an April Fool’s Day prank ...

While Emirates did place an order for 50 A350-900s, the result of the decrease in A380 orders was that Airbus would shutter production in 2021.