DENVER (KDVR) — The biggest passenger aircraft in the world, an Airbus A380, landed at the Denver International Airport on Wednesday afternoon. The double-decker plane is the world’s largest ...

Unfortunately for Airbus, while airlines use the hub and spoke model to enhance connectivity, using the A380 to execute it is difficult outside of select routes because its high operating costs ...

However, one commercial airplane dwarfs the competition: the Airbus A380. This double-decker behemoth can carry 555 passengers across three classes and is only used by a handful of airlines across ...

But not even a billionaire prince could bring into reality the most ambitious, luxurious and expensive Flying Palace, as the world’s first private Airbus A380 was called. The Flying Palace ...

After the COVID-19 pandemic paused air travel in 2020, Lufthansa parked 14 Airbus A380 jumbo aircraft in Spain ... although it still delivered its final model to Emirates in 2021 to fulfill ...

The Airbus A380, the world's largest passenger plane, is making quite the comeback right now. It was recently considered the plane of a bygone, pre-pandemic, era, according to Bloomberg.

As part of a broader push on part of the aviation industry to reduce its carbon footprint, Airbus has conducted the first ever flight of its giant A380 jumbo jet using 100 percent biofuel.

Airbus just flew its first-ever-made A380 using 100% sustainable aviation fuel. The company hopes to introduce the world's first zero-emission jet by 2035, having already SAF-tested an A350 and ...

Leaders of a project aiming to convert an Airbus A380 into a luxury hotel and restaurant are aiming to launch the scheme formally by the end of the first quarter.

Airbus has completed deliveries from the A380 programme, with the final aircraft handed over to Middle Eastern carrier Emirates. The aircraft - MSN272, bearing the registration A6-EVS – brings ...

The last Airbus ... a role model for strategy, fleet and product quality by Air China, which has since also become a big shareholder. But Cathay did not jump. The only order for the A380 ever ...

“Airbus did not stumble into [building] the A380; we were very aware of the project’s risks,” former Airbus CEO Tom Enders says. Credit: Dubai Airports A few minutes before midnight on June ...