Airbus A380, the world’s largest passenger aircraft, lands at DIA by: Maddie Rhodes Posted: Apr 30, 2025 / 10:46 AM MDT Updated: Apr 30, 2025 / 05:59 PM MDT ...

Airbus took decades to develop the A380, a project announced in 1990 to compete with the Boeing 747. When the airliner entered service with Singapore Airlines in 2007, it became the world's ...

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Over the years, Airbus claims A380s have flown more than 300 million passengers. As the largest jet in the world, the A380 clocks in at 238.5 feet in length and boasts a wingspan of roughly 261 feet.

In the latter days of the development of the A380, Airbus was already starting to cook up another wide-body aircraft to compete with the Boeing 787, a wide-body jet focused on efficiency and built ...

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The impact on the A380 was immediate: After delivering its first A380 to Singapore Airlines in 2007, Airbus followed with a dozen more in 2008, just 10 in 2009 and 18 in 2010 — well below ...

Eight airlines are operating the Airbus A380 during May 2023, collectively offering about 3.2 million seats during the course of the month. Emirates Airline accounts for about 72% of the total ...

Lufthansa Airbus A380. The giant plane, which Lufthansa said was "permanently decommissioned" in ... More 2021, will be returning to the skies in 2023 as Lufthansa waits for smaller, more fuel ...

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. However ...