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What airlines fly the Airbus A380?
The world’s largest passenger plane has 13 wide-bodied members – most of them fly in America and Australia.
(Full name: Airbus A380-600 – World Wide Traveller Class; Airplane Type: A380)
Europe
Air France-KLM – 16
EasyJet – 40
Virgin Atlantic – 23
Aer Lingus – 12
Amsterdam-Schiphol – 100
LAX – Los Angeles – 43
No codeshare flights (yet)
Hong Kong Airlines – 17
Virgin Australia – 25
Indonesia – 12
South Korea – 13
Hong Kong – 12
Australia
Qantas – 71
QantasLink – 26
Emirates – 51
Jetstar – 20
Interstate Transplanar-ation: Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra, Gold Coast, Hobart, Newcastle, Cairns
Asia-Pacific
Emirates – 1,066
SIA – 627
Boeing – 1,486
Air India – 225
Boeing – 192
AERO Air (Hong Kong) – 8
Jetstar – 196
American Airlines – 105
American Airlines Express – 118
Mainland US
U.S. Airways – 85
SFO-LAX – 11
Xelina – 6
North America
Arrivals: New York-JFK, Miami, New York-LaGuardia, Fort Lauderdale, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago, Vancouver
Movers: New York-JFK, Fort Lauderdale, Los Angeles, Houston-Bush, Seattle, Chicago-O’Hare, Vancouver
Europe: Prague, Prague-Skopje, Krakow, Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Milan-Bicocca, Budapest
South America: Lima, Medellin, Bogota, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo
Asia: Sydney, Shanghai, Beijing, Seoul, Tokyo, Singapore, Taipei, Auckland
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