Airbus is about to deliver the final Airbus A380 passenger jet to Emirates in December. Pilots flying the last test flight before delivery drew a heart in the sky at 35,000 feet.

The oldest Emirates Airbus A380 in inventory is 19.1 years old (dating from its first flight). However, that aircraft (A6-EDF) is in storage and hasn't flown in five years.

Airbus has announced it is discontinuing production of the world’s largest commercial passenger airplane. But there are still plenty of opportunities to fly in an A380 before they go.

An Unlikely Giant in the Sky--The Airbus a A380 By Brian Anderson, The Motley Fool July 21, 2014 Airbus Group is having a hard time selling its largest commercial jet in the U.S.

Emirates' refurbished Airbus A380 at Dubai Airshow 2021. Thomas Pallini/Insider With Emirates receiving its final A380 from Airbus in 2021, the planemaker has ended production of the aircraft.

Emirates airline announced Thursday that it has reached a deal to buy 20 Airbus A380s with an option for 16 more. The deal is a breakthrough for Airbus, whose double-decked A380 faced an uncertain ...

Flight Radar 24 reports that Airbus pilots routed the A380's final test flight in the shape of a heart over northeast Germany. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays. Watch Now.

Emirates has detailed its highest-density configuration yet for its Airbus A380 superjumbo jets. The new 615-seat layout tops the carrier's 517-seat versions of the jet and will begin flying this ...

The Airbus A380's days of ferrying more than 500 passengers through the sky are numbered. On Thursday, Airbus announced it would not manufacture its venerable superjumbo airliner beyond 2021, with ...

Airbus is about to deliver the final Airbus A380 passenger jet to Emirates in December. Pilots flying the last test flight before delivery drew a heart in the sky at 35,000 feet. The A380 has been ...

Airbus has announced it is discontinuing production of the world’s largest commercial passenger airplane. But there are still plenty of opportunities to fly in an A380 before they go.