The A380's size also came with an exorbitant price tag, due, in large part, to the complexity of its manufacturing process. According to Airbus, the A380 comprises 2.5 million numbered parts, with ...

As the jet age roared towards its peak, aircraft manufacturer Airbus wanted to create its own superjumbo to challenge Boeing’s 747 for supremacy. And so, in 2007, the gigantic A380 was born, and ...

As Airbus pushes ahead with its study of an updated A380 neo, airline experts remain divided on the concept. Since the A380 began flying in 2007, Airbus has delivered just 153 of them, including ...

The Airbus A380 was developed at a cost of $25 billion, but the MSN 003 flew just 10 years with Singapore Airlines before being retired, transferred to Tarbes in France and recycled in 2019.

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

At least on the Airbus side, the A380 was finished. A year later, the pandemic forced many airlines to ground their super-jumbos, with some carriers suggesting they might never fly the A380 again.

The Airbus A380 has always been something of a star-crossed aircraft. The giant 4-engined plane, capable of flying 9000 miles while carrying 555 passengers (or more, depending on configuration ...

When Airbus announced plans to cease production of its A380 aircraft back in 2019, heartbroken aviation fans found solace in the fact that the superjumbo wasn’t set to stop flying anytime soon.

Los Angeles — The Airbus A380, the largest passenger plane in history, lumbered out of the fog this morning, landing at LAX on a maiden voyage to the United States. The eight-story-tall Airbus ...

The Airbus A380 tally is about 320, while the number for twin-engine Boeing 777s, its most direct long-haul competitor, is more than 1,400 delivered, and there are hundreds more on order.