The Airbus A380 began carrying passengers in October 2007, when the launch customer, Singapore Airlines, left for Sydney. In the next 17+ years, 15 airlines have had the superjumbo in their fleets, 10 ...

Emirates is the only airline to have put the A380 at the heart of its operations ... which has been struggling to get airlines to buy its troubled superjumbo. It has been forced to slow production ...

The luxury of the Golden Age of air travel is still alive and well in the first-class cabins of the world's leading airlines.

Emirates has announced eight more destinations in its network that will be served by its fleet of retrofitted B777 aircraft ...

Singapore Airlines, and Qatar Airways operating the aircraft. Nearly half are operated by Emirates. Everyone knows that video killed the radio star — but did Covid kill the A380? Well ...

With so many aircraft already on the order books with Boeing and Airbus, it seems unnecessary for Emirates to place ...

Emirates is extending its upgraded Boeing 777 services to eight additional destinations as part of its ambitious fleet retrofit programme. By September ...

Emirates Airlines is elevating travel experiences between South Africa and Dubai with the introduction of retrofitted Boeing ...

The close-knit relationship between the ‘Beautiful Game’ and commercial airlines is one of eye-watering sums of money and the ...

The first Emirates lounge in Sydney opened in 2006 and in 2022, after Covid, the city was one of the first to receive the refurbished A380, which includes the premium economy cabin. Its popularity ...

While Emirates offers half as many flights as Turkish Airlines between its hub and Moscow, the Dubai-based carrier uses the far bigger Airbus A380. Qatar Airways also operates one flight a day ...