Emirates operates the world's largest widebody fleet and is unusual for not operating any narrowbody aircraft.

Many airlines ditched the A380 over high costs, but Emirates still invests in it and plans to fly it through the next decade.

Whether it’s being used to reduce the number of flights and create cost savings while maintaining capacity, or to offer more capacity with fewer takeoff slots, the A380 brings operators a wide range ...

DUBAI, 30th May, 2018 (WAM) -- Emirates Engineering has successfully accomplished the first complete replacement of landing gear on A6-EDF, the first Emirates Airbus A380 aircraft to have its entire ...

The airline is already pouring billions of dollars into a refresh of its fleet of A380s. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...

Emirates is the proud owner of the most Airbus A380s of any carrier on earth. Its fleet has an incredible 123 of the ...

Boeing is also awaiting certification from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration for its 777X wide-body plane, of which Emirates has 205 on order. Deliveries of the 777X are set to start in 2026, ...

Dubai: Emirates Flight Catering (EKFC), one of the ... and Volvo to purchase 53 aircraft catering trucks, an investment of USD $16 million, as part of its extensive ground fleet renewal programme ...

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh approved the execution model for the Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft programme. The Aeronautical Development Agency will lead the project in partnership with Indian ...

Emirates is undertaking perhaps the most significant aircraft refurbishment project in the history of aviation. Over the next few years, the carrier will complete nose-to-tail refreshes on over 200 ...