The Airbus A380 is the largest passenger aircraft in the world, capable of carrying over 800 passengers across long distances ...

Why does this aircraft have so many tires? This article explores that question and the engineering marvel that is the A380's ...

A year ago [Ramy RC] set out on a momentous challenge: to build a 1:21 scale Airbus A380-800 RC model with functional engines, landing gear and all other details. Recently he finished the project ...

Airbus' dream to build the largest commercial aircraft lasted just 14 years. That said, the A380 will continue to fly the skies well into the 2030s.

Intended as the long-haul aviation work-horse for the 21st century, the Airbus A380 has proven oversized and too costly for the current passenger market. The airplane is now no longer being ...

But whatever you choose to blame it on – and there are plenty more options to pick from – Airbus' announcement Thursday that it will stop making the A380 superjumbo airplane amounts to a giant ...

Airbus is one of the biggest manufacturers of aircraft for commercial aviation in the world. The company has announced that it will be ending production of the A380 aircraft in 2021.

Airbus SE is halting production of the A380 superjumbo plane, abandoning the $16 billion project after airlines around the world flocked to smaller, nimbler jets for long-range travel.

Here is a timeline on the A380 superjumbo's entry into service. One of the double-decker planes flown by Australia's Qantas was forced to make an emergency landing in Singapore on Thursday after ...

It’s huge, it’s wide, and it’s potentially a lot more sustainable. The Airbus A380, a behemoth of the skies, has completed a trial flight powered on cooking oil. The test airplane completed ...

The A380 is survived by, among other Airbus aircraft, the company’s A350s and A330s, which Emirates is ordering 30 and 40 of, respectively.

Airbus says the giant A380 superjumbo program is now 'sustainable,' after a nick-in-time order prevented cancellation. But will sustainable ever mean profitable?