Airbus built the massive A380 double-decker because it failed to accurately forecast aviation demands in the 2010s and 2020s.

Lufthansa's Airbus A380. Lufthansa. Lufthansa grounded its fleet of 14 A380s during the pandemic, sending the jets to Spain for long-term storage as international travel ground to a halt. It sold six ...

We will be welcoming you back on board our Airbus A380s, too. We decided today to put the A380, which continues to enjoy great popularity, back into service at Lufthansa in summer 2023.

Certainly the world’s largest passenger aircraft, the Airbus A380 is 73 meters long and 24 meters high. Lufthansa’s version can seat 509 passengers.

The Airbus A380 has an advantage over the A340 in fuel burn per seat, although there is some nuance as they are designed for ...

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.

Lufthansa Group officially announced its 2020 results on Thursday morning. Among the aircraft included in this are the already grounded Airbus A340-600 and Airbus A380 that will not be returned to ...

Deutsche Lufthansa AG will return the Airbus SE A380 double-decker jet to service next summer, reversing its pandemic-era decision to retire the aircraft as travel demand soars.

Lufthansa grounded its fleet of 14 A380s during the pandemic, sending the jets to Spain for long-term storage as international travel ground to a halt. It sold six back to Airbus but has eight left.

Germany's Lufthansa is un-retiring its Airbus A380s as demand for travel soars. The carrier took its A380s out of service at the onset of the pandemic but could bring back as many as eight. The ...