A380

On September 30, the Australian airline operated its inaugural Airbus A380 superjumbo flight between Sydney and Johannesburg.

Emirates is doubling down on the Airbus A380 as it recently bought five of the superjumbo jets from aircraft lessor Doric Nimrod.

As aircraft deliveries are still posing a challenge for many airlines, Etihad is battling the issue by bringing back the iconic Airbus A380 aircraft.

The Airbus A380 Superjumbo may get to stay longer in the carrier’s fleet with Neves being quoted to leave them till “at least 2032.”

Emirates announced an expansion of its already massive effort to refurbish existing Airbus A380 and Boeing 777 aircraft, which began in 2022.

Last week a very unusual flight made the headlines; an Airbus A380, brought back from long-term storage, flying for maintenance in a peculiar configuration.

Etihad Airways has expanded its partnerships with the addition of five new airlines to a growing list of interline agreements.

South Korean-based Asiana Airlines has taken the crown for the shortest route served by the Airbus A380, but only temporarily.

Etihad Airways announced on Wednesday that its pilots have received regulatory approval to operate both the Airbus A350 and A380 aircraft interchangeably

The small size of the airline’s superjumbo fleet has not stopped ANA from decking each of them out in a colorful special livery.