A year ago [Ramy RC] set out on a momentous challenge: to build a 1:21 scale Airbus A380-800 RC ... t quite match that of the real A380. Even so, seeing the airplane taxing, taking off and flying ...

With so many examples to look at, building a solar-powered RC airplane in 2024 should be a snap, surely? The first handicap was that [ProjectAir] is based in the UK, which means dealing with the ...

To myself, I muttered, “It’s not just a luggage tag, it’s made from the skin of the very first Emirates Airbus A380.” My A380 aircraft skin tag is a memento, memorializing a golden era of ...

The infamous Airbus A380 is a feat of engineering and the only fully double-decker widebody aircraft. It can carry up to 853 ...

Not only does Emirates have the world's largest fleet of Airbus A380 aircraft, but the location of its hub at Dubai ...

"Airbus have managed to engineer the A380 so that it feels just like a much smaller plane like the A320," he says. "It's remarkably nimble, and it really doesn't feel like a 600-tonne aircraft." ...

So why did the world's largest passenger aircraft, described as a "hotel in the sky", fail after just 12 years of production? The A380, whose wings are made at Airbus UK, was a bold challenger to ...

Qantas has launched its inaugural A380 flight from Sydney to Johannesburg, the first ever Superjumbo service between ...

These have included the likes of the Airbus A380, or the largest passenger aircraft that is no longer in production, and the small airliner A220, which went through dramatic changes before Airbus ...

With the holiday season coming up, what better gift to give your favorite Airbus A380 fan than an aluminum tag made from the great plane, all boxed up and authenticated? This aircraft “skin tag ...

for a total fleet of 123 airplanes. While Emirates did place an order for 50 A350-900s, the result of the decrease in A380 orders was that Airbus would shutter production in 2021.

In early December, United Airlines operated the world's first commercial flight powered by 100% sustainable aviation fuel made with cooking oil, marking the first of many low-emission flights.