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

Emirates plans to keep its giant fleet of Airbus SE A380 double-deckers in operation until the end of next decade, as the world’s largest international airline seeks to extend the lifespan of an ...

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

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.

Nine of Emirates’ A380 planes need inspection after agency ... Emirates, the largest operator of A380s, has a total of 111 of the aircraft model in its fleet. An issue with cracks in the wings ...

A380 fleet. Emirates is known to work its aircraft hard, maximizing flown hours and cycles. This might cap useful life around 14 years, although leased aircraft may have exit provisions at 12 years.

Dubai airline Emirates is set to receive its 100th Airbus A380 aircraft on November 3, it announced on Wednesday. The airline is the world’s largest A380 operator, having received its first ...

It has been often argued that Emirates is the only airline to profitably operate the plane. Certainly the role of the A380 in building ... the airline’s business model of moving large numbers ...

Emirates, the world’s largest A380 operator, is set to receive its milestone 100th A380 aircraft on November 3. More than 80 million passengers have flown on the superjumbo in the nine years since it ...

Emirates, the world’s largest A380 operator, is set to receive its milestone 100th A380 aircraft on November 3 . Over 80 million passengers have flown on the superjumbo in the nine years ...

The Emirates A380 model is built to an exact 1:3 scale of a real A380 aircraft and weighs more than 45 tonnes, the airline said in a statement. Since November, the airline’s four eye-catching ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. An Emirates A380 plane was forced to divert to Glasgow Airport after declaring a mid-air emergency. The plane was operating flight EK241 ...