Days may be numbered for world’s largest passenger aircraft, the Airbus A380

Porcupine · 13th October 2021, 17:08

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Originally Posted by Amrik Singh

Emirates and British Airways have announced their plans to re-introduce A-380 on some of their routes. Qatar is also considering the same.
Airlines are banking on air travel to pick up and having suffered losses due to Covid, are reluctant to invest in newer Aircraft ditching available ones.

Emirates re-introduced the A380 a while back, along with their new Premium Economy. I also read on a recent flight in an interview with the CEO - Tim Clarke that they still have pending deliveries until November and that they intend to remain the largest A380 carrier for the next two decades. So there might still be some time till we see the super-jumbos disappear.

tharian · 14th October 2022, 17:23

Caught it landing on the second runway.

https://youtu.be/2guEprBSyCc

volkman10 · 14th October 2022, 19:48

Super jumbo jet Airbus A380 lands in Bengaluru Airport.

It's an Emirates Airline flight from Dubai to Bengaluru.

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