Why Does British Airways Still Operate The Airbus A380? British Airways remains one of just a few airlines that continue to operate the Airbus A380, alongside the likes of ANA, Asiana, Emirates ...

Choosing the right seat on an Airbus A380 can make an economy cabin feel much more comfortable, with extra legroom and your own storage locker.

Emirates has the most Airbus A380 jets, but you can also enjoy the double-decker experience on British Airways, Qantas, Singapore Airlines and more.

Double-decker planes aren’t produced anymore, with Boeing ending 747 production in 2022 and Airbus calling it quits on the A380 — the world’s biggest passenger plane — in 2021.

These days, ten airlines fly the Airbus A380: All Nippon Airways, Asiana, British Airways, Emirates, Etihad, Korean Air, Lufthansa, Qantas, Qatar Airways, and ...

There are around 150 Airbus A380 aircraft in service with 10 Airlines flying them on 93 Routes this Winter (2024-25).

All Nippon Airways successfully operates and profits from the A380, gaining market share on the critical Tokyo-Honolulu route. ANA's A380 order is strategically motivated by the need to capture and ...

Japanese airline ANA is reactivating its third Airbus A380 ‘Flying Honu’ aircraft, which is painted orange and will serve the Hawaiian market.

My InsiderThe CEO of Japan's biggest airline says he has no plans to get rid of the world's largest airliner. See inside ANA's A380, which is painted to look like a sea turtle.

I wanted to fly All Nippon Airways’ Airbus A380–the Flying Honu. A Journey On The Mighty A380 Flying Honu ANA’s Flying Honu–One of three A80s configured for Hawaii to Japan operations. (SkyliTE ...