While some of the superjumbo jets were retired during the COVID-19 pandemic, 189 A380s remain in active service worldwide.

The oldest A380 in Emirates' inventory is 19 years old, but the oldest flying example right now is just over 15 years old.

The double-decker will offer even more to Canada on the popular route, debuting The Residence for the first time in Toronto on 24 June.

Dubai's biggest airline, Emirates, is rolling out updates to aircraft across the world as part of its retrofit programme which will make flights comfier than ever ...

You can own a piece of rock n' roll and aviation history, with a luggage tag made from Iron Maiden's iconic "tour bus," a ...

Whether you fancy strolling the streets of Santiago, surfing the waves in Hawaii or skiing the mountains in Vancouver, Qantas ...

Fly to Hawaii and back with Qantas for $999. It is one of many discounted fares offered by the Flying Kangaroo to US cities ...

The A340 has played an integral role in Lufthansa's US network since its introduction and now serves around a dozen routes ...

Qantas has launched sale fares across its entire North and South American network, with thousands of discounted seats on ...

From wooden seaplanes built in the 1940s to the aircraft making space travel possible, we've taken a look at some of the ...

Rather than take the potential hit of perhaps £60,000 in EU261 claims, the airline shuffled the fleet – reducing the delay ...

Qantas will switch on “fast and free” Wi-Fi on some international flights for the first time next week. news.com.au can ...