The Airbus A380 enjoyed an unexpected resurgence when global travel rebounded after the pandemic. But keeping them in the air is becoming an increasingly expensive headache for airlines.

Airbus has developed a flight-computer software update for A380s after a training flight incident in which two engines ...

In an interview with Simple Flying's Dillon Shah, the Singapore Airlines VP for Europe Joey Seow discussed the role of the ...

Emirates' Airbus A380s have been flown to the US since 2008. The Gulf giant now uses the superjumbo from Dubai to Houston ...

Two more Etihad Airways A380 aircraft are poised to rejoin the United Arab Emirates (UAE) flag carrier’s fleet after almost ...

Good news for A380 fans - it looks like middle-eastern carrier Etihad will be reactivating more of its A380 fleet. During the ...

Emirates is upgrading its A380 fleet with the largest retrofit program in the industry, known as Project Phoenix, which ...

Emirates has entered a landmark seven-year partnership with FC Bayern Munchen, 34-time Bundesliga champions and six-time UEFA ...

Emirates agreed a $180 million deal to buy four Airbus A380s from a lessor, and plans to continue flying them through the ...

The Airbus A380, once celebrated for its luxury and capacity, is now becoming a maintenance burden for airlines post-pandemic ...

Commercial air travel is statistically safe, yet anxieties persist. Many experience fear, from mild concern to refusal to fly ...

The world’s largest commercial passenger jet, the Airbus SE A380, enjoyed an unexpected resurgence hauling full loads of ...