The luxury Airbus A380 saw a pretty short flight in international airports, but could be making a comeback in a huge way.
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 ...
Where is Qantas flying its A380s in April? According to data from aviation analytics company Cirium, Qantas will be using its A380 fleet on four routes next month, namely flights ...
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Airbus Unveils Next-Gen Single-Aisle Aircraft, Commits to HydrogenAerospace giant Airbus says its new single-aisle concept could fly in the late 2030s, with hydrogen propulsion system testing ...
On May 28, Asiana will temporarily cease flying the Airbus A380 from Seoul Incheon to Tokyo Narita, the superjumbo’s current ...
As part of the Airbus Summit this week, the European airframer revealed both two sets of technology trees that will affect the very nature of commercial aviation in the future: one set for its ...
Airbus insists it is still evaluating all engine options for its future Next Generation Single Aisle (NGSA) even as it ...
Open fan’ technology part of plans to make new models 20-30% more fuel efficient than aircraft currently in the air ...
UK start-up carrier Global Airlines has signalled, through a promotional offer, that its initial transatlantic services will ...
Founded by UK entrepreneur James Asquith in 2021, Global Airlines aims to begin operations from London to New York City and Los Angeles, using a fleet of four Airbus A380s.
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