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.

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

Jerry Dyer launched Big Jet TV in 2016. The YouTube channel, showing aircraft landing at the UK’s busiest airport, has soared since ...

Global Airlines was launched in 2021 by a young businessman named James Asquith with a unique proposition: to buy up secondhand “SuperJumbo” jets and fly them from London Gatwick on the busiest routes ...

As of January 2025, Emirates operates a fleet of 116 Airbus A380 aircraft, making it the largest operator of this model worldwide. Stay up to date with the latest news. Follow KT on WhatsApp Channels.

The arrival of the flagship aircraft was captured by Emirates as it touched down at Malpensa Airport emblazoned with AC Milan’s logo, colors and design. First and Business Class passengers on the ...

1,427,795 views Jan 6, 2024 Emirates is upgrading its popular A380 fleet! The largest known ... US Testing Powerful Jet Engine on Aircraft Carrier in Middle of the Ocean Trying to Ditch a ...

The original plan called for 120 aircraft - 67 A380s and 53 B777s - to undergo full refurbishment. Emirates has retrofitted 22 A380 aircraft so far, and in July of this year, the first Boeing 777 will ...

The Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) partner nations, the UK, Italy, and Japan, have unveiled a new concept model of their future combat aircraft at Farnborough International Airshow 2024 ...