The Airbus A380 , the largest passenger aircraft ever built, was set to have a major impact on the market when it first ...

Emirates' president, Tim Clark, tells Business Insider other airlines would order a more-fuel-efficient version of the four-engine superjumbo jet.

While Boeing is bogged down, its archrival is pulling ahead with a new model that’s a symbol of their diverging fortunes.

Airbus was looking for a new aircraft design for a market of hub to hub travel. They saw that millions of passengers needed to fly between continents and that major hub airports like New York and ...

Tim Clark, Emirates' president, said the A380 remained a compelling aircraft ... model — which connects passengers to destinations around the world via Dubai — but less so for others. Airbus ...

Airbus ended production of the A380 in 2021 — 18 years after it began. The four-engined plane received 251 orders ... for Emirates' hub-and-spoke route model — connecting passengers to ...

Airlines are constantly disposing of old aircraft and acquiring new ones. The reasons rarely have much—if anything—to do with ...

It will be more costly than expected due to a time-consuming modification process, supply disruptions, and other challenges.

EDINBURGH — Emirates’ (EK) first-ever Airbus A350 arrived at Edinburgh Airport (EDI) on January 3, 2025, marking its first ...

DUBAI—Joramco expects to open a new hangar at the end of this quarter that can accommodate five lines of narrowbody ...