Why The Airbus A380 Is Loved By So Many Airlines.

The Airbus A380–800 is the current record holding aircraft for being the largest commercial airliner in the world.

Airbus A380–800

The A380 is used by more than 10+ airlines.

Including:

• Emirates (UAE)
• Qantas (QFA)
• Qatar Airways (QTR)
• Asiana Airlines (AAR)
• Korean Air (KAL)
• Singapore Airlines (SIA)
• British Airways (BAW)
• Etihad Airways (ETD)
• All Nippon Airways (ANA)

These airlines are the current operators of the Airbus A380.

Emirates is the current airline that operates the most A380’s, which, is roughly 120+.

Emirates: DXB

Emirates uses the A380 to almost every country, including Australia, Europe, America, parts of Asia, and Africa.

Including, Melbourne in Australia, London in England, Los Angeles in America, Singapore in Asia, and Johannesburg in Africa.

Qantas: SYD/MEL/BNE

Qantas uses the A380 for majority of long haul routes and high passenger routes to Europe, America, Asia, and Africa.

Including, London in Europe, Los Angeles in America, Singapore in Asia, and Johannesburg in Africa.

Qatar Airways: DOH

Qatar Airways uses the A380, mainly to routes with high passenger counts, and other medium passenger routes may use the Boeing 777–300ER or Airbus A350–1000.

Including, Sydney Australia, Bangkok in Asia, and London and Paris in Europe.

Asiana Airlines: ICN

Asiana airlines is one of the lowest A380 using airlines as it operates only a few high demand routes.

Including, Sydney Australia, Frankfurt Germany, and Los Angeles California in America.

Korean Air: ICN

Korean Air is also another low A380 operating airline with only two routes.

Including, Los Angeles America, and New York America.

Singapore Airlines: SIN

Singapore Airlines uses the A380 to majority of high demand routes to Europe and Australia.

Including, Sydney Australia, Frankfurt in Germany, and London in England.

British Airways: LHR

British Airways is also another airline that mainly operates the A380 for high demand routes especially to America, Africa, and Asia.

Including, (Los Angeles, New York, Dallas-Fort-Worth, Washington DC, and San Francisco) in America, Johannesburg in Africa, and Singapore in Asia.

Etihad Airways: AUH

Etihad airways is now slowly retiring some routes for the A380, including Sydney, which is now being replaced with the Airbus A350–1000.

However, still operates the A380 to places like Europe, Asia, and Canada.

Including, (London, Paris) in Europe, Singapore and Tokyo in Asia, and Toronto in Canada.

All Nippon Airways: NRT/HND/KIX

ANA is one of the airlines that only operates one route for the A380.

Which is from Tokyo NRT/HND to Honolulu in Hawaii.

With the turtle livery for the A380.

The Airbus A380’s engines are very efficient and require low maintenance.

However, the downside to having the A380, is that it is overly large, and would require almost double the amount of parking space than a normal aircraft, therefore costing a lot more money.

The A380 Compared to an A320

But, the extra parking cost usually cancels out with the amount of passengers and money the airline receives from just one aircraft.

Therefore, book a flight with the world largest commercial jet and enjoy the seamless ride and cuisine on board each airline.