Why did Airbus build the A380's cockpit on its own deck?

From maximizing space to enhancing safety and performance, the A380's cockpit story is a testament to Airbus' ...

5 Reasons The Airbus A380 Remains The World's Most Recognizable Bird

The Airbus A380 remains instantly recognizable thanks to its size, quiet cabin, luxury image, and unmatched double-deck ...

Never made: The Airbus A380-900 that airlines never ordered

Why the A380 program failed before Airbus could move onto the primary variant, the stretched A380-900.

Sneak peek at special Qantas jetliners for record-breaking 22-hour nonstop flights

This week’s Unlocking the World newsletter is all about air travel: the world’s busiest and best-rated airports, the most ...

How The Airbus A380’s Staircase Differs From The Boeing 747’s

The scale difference is substantial and has allowed Airbus to install two wide staircases, whereas the 747 traditionally ...

Inside the Qantas plane set to break the record for the world’s longest flight next year

As the Australian airline prepares for the first test flight on its new A350-1000ULR aircraft, we take a look at what ...
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Singapore Airlines flight status (April 2026): Routes, schedule, and flights resumption

Singapore Airlines is operating the majority of its global network in April 2026, with over 80 destinations across ...
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Qantas’ Project Sunrise a step closer as engines fitted to first A350-1000ULR

Saving four hours and a stop on flights to London from Sydney, Qantas’ first A350-1000ULR nears completion in Toulouse, ready ...
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First Qantas A350 for Project Sunrise rolls out of Airbus factory in France

First Qantas A350 for Project Sunrise rolls out in France, bringing nonstop Sydney to London and New York flights closer to reality ahead of 2027 launch ...