Lufthansa is the latest airline to give up on the A380, as it will return six of the giant planes to manufacturer Airbus.

Lufthansa operates the world's largest fleet of passenger 747s and is expected to continue to operate them for the rest of ...

The A380 is 238.5 feet long, with a wingspan of 260 feet, and stands at 79 feet tall. Its maximum takeoff weight (MTOW) is ...

The Airbus A380 may be the more modern aircraft with a lower fuel burn per seat, but that doesn't mean it's more affordable ...

According to a Quora thread, in which a user calculated the fuel-efficiency per seat of the Airbus A380 and Boeing 747, ...

The Airbus A380 has been the flagship of Lufthansa since 2010, with a fleet of 14 aircraft. As of summer 2020, seven will be stationed in Munich and seven in Frankfurt.

The wings of Lufthansa's restored Lockheed L-1649A “Superstar” have arrived in Frankfurt, where they will be attached to the ...

Lufthansa is reactivating the Airbus A380 in response to the steep rise in customer demand and the delayed delivery of ordered aircraft.

Lufthansa has followed a similar pattern, where it immediately decommissioned 6 Airbus A380 aircraft that it previously anticipated to remain in the fleet until 2023.

Beginning October 5, Lufthansa will once again serve Los Angeles with its popular Airbus A380 aircraft. With air travel surging in demand, the added capacity that the A380 brings to the L.A ...

The behemoth Airbus A380 aircraft continues to see headwind as airlines see less demand for the plane in the years ahead.

French planemaker Airbus is auctioning 500 pieces of a decommissioned A380 superjumbo aircraft. The jet is the 13th A380 Airbus made and flew for Emirates for 13 years from 2008 to 2021.