Airbus A380

The swish superjumbo looks to be out of action until at least late 2021.

The palatial superjumbo will return to Australian skies, Emirates maintains, but when is another ...

Dine on the ground in a Singapore Airlines superjumbo, or have the airline's first and business c...

All twelve Qantas superjumbos have been stood down "for at least three years," says airline CEO A...

As Lufthansa looks to axe the Airbus A380 and Boeing 747 it could accelerate delivery of new A350...

Passport, boarding pass, the all-clear from a 'super-fast' COVID test and you'd be all set to fly...

The mighty Airbus A380 and Boeing 747 helped shrink the world, but now the airlines which flew th...

Singapore Airlines is preparing to right-size itself for the coming years, but will the superjumb...

These two powerhouse airlines have different views on the future role the Airbus A380.

There's more to putting a superjumbo to sleep than merely shutting down the computer, and turning...

If Emirates President Sir Tim Clark has his way, 2022 will see a superjumbo surge.

Alan Joyce says the mighty superjumbo is likely to stay grounded "for at least three years."

The German carrier says it will likely never fly the A380 again from Frankfurt.

The spacious 'sleeperette' seat remains under wraps ahead of a launch that's still TBC.

Emirates will revisit all outstanding orders for new jets from Airbus and Boeing.

The superjumbo will fly again, Etihad promises, and it'll be joined by the new Airbus A350-1000.

The A380 will be Emirates' flagship for years to come says the airline's president, although many...

The trend towards downsizing continues, with Etihad embarking on a fleet review that could see th...

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