Another five A380s have been retired by Emirates. Until late 2024, Emirates famously only operated two types of passenger aircraft: the Airbus A380-800 and the Boeing 777-200/-300ER.

As part of a broader push on part of the aviation industry to reduce its carbon footprint, Airbus has conducted the first ever flight of its giant A380 jumbo jet using 100 percent biofuel, made up ...

Airbus took decades to develop the A380, a project announced in 1990 to compete with the Boeing 747. When the airliner entered service with Singapore Airlines in 2007, it became the world's ...

Meals are displayed in the first class cabin of an Airbus SE A380-800 aircraft operated by Emirates Airline, during the Dubai Air Show in the United Arab Emirates in 2019. (Bloomberg) ...

Airbus' largest passenger jet, an A380, will serve as a testbed. The aircraft's size makes it ideal for carrying four liquid hydrogen tanks, which will be prepared at the company's factories in ...

Airbus has partnered with CFM International, a joint venture between GE and Safran Aircraft Engines, on the hugely significant hydrogen demonstration program. The plane manufacturer will use an ...

The Airbus A380-800 is the world's largest passenger aircraft with a maximum capacity of 853. It seats 193 more passengers than the second-largest passenger plane, the Boeing 747-400.

DENVER (KDVR) — The biggest passenger aircraft in the world, an Airbus A380, landed at the Denver International Airport on Wednesday afternoon. The double-decker plane is the world’s largest ...

The world's biggest passenger airplane — the Airbus A380 — made its first promotional flights in the United States this week. The plane, capable of holding more than 800 passengers, has been ...

Emirates has the most Airbus A380 jets, but you can also enjoy the double-decker experience on British Airways, Qantas, Singapore Airlines and more.

The Airbus A380 is the world’s largest passenger aircraft (Courtesy of Denver International Airport) The A380 came from Munich, Germany, but if you missed it, it won’t be hard to catch another ...