China Southern Airlines' first two Airbus A380s were registered as B-6136 and B-6137. B-6136 was delivered on October 12th, 2011, while B-6137 was delivered two months later, on December 16th.

The Airbus A380-800 is the world's largest passenger aircraft with a maximum capacity of 853. It seats 193 more passengers than the Boeing 747-400. ... China Airlines, Korea Air, ...

The China Southern A380 is powered by Rolls-Royce Trend-900 engines and feature a 506-seat cabin, including 8 luxury first-class suites, 70 flat-bed business-class seats and 428 economy-class seats.

China Southern Airlines has retired its last two Airbus A380s, marking the type's complete exit from the Chinese market after more than a decade of operations.

April 14 (Reuters) - China Southern Airlines 600029.SS is reviewing the future of the five Airbus AIR.PA A380 superjumbos in its fleet, an executive said on Wednesday, at a time when many carriers ...

SINGAPORE—China Southern Airlines completed its last Airbus A380 flight on Nov. 7, officially ending its 11-year mega-transport operation. Flight CZ328 departed Los Angeles on Nov. 6 and landed ...

China Southern Airlines has described one of its Airbus A380 pilots as the “King of Quarantine” after he spent 189 days, or 4,536h, in isolation during 2021. In a 14 January post on social ...

As per 25AUG11 GDS inventory display, China Southern Airlines’ Airbus A380 inaugural service is currently scheduled on 17OCT11, operating 1 Daily each on Beijing – Guangzhou service from ...

The first A380 for China Southern Airlines has been rolled out of the Airbus paint shop in Hamburg, Germany, where it was completed with the airline’s distinctive livery. China Southern Airlines ...

Global Airlines said it bought an ex-China Southern Airlines A380 to fly across the Atlantic this year, but skeptics question the business model.

China Southern Airlines is reviewing the future of the five Airbus A380 superjumbos in its fleet, an executive said on Wednesday, at a time when many carriers are retiring the jets early because ...