Airbus, a subsidiary of European Aeronautic Defense and Space Company (EADSY-2.88%), markets the A380 as a way for airlines to transport more passengers than ever before.

The Airbus A380 won't be flying for Delta Air Lines anytime soon. That's not a huge surprise, as industry observers have long regarded the superjumbo A380 as a bad fit for the fleet plans at most ...

Discover why U.S. carriers like United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and American Airlines have never ordered the Airbus A380, despite its status as one of the largest and most advanced passenger jets in ...

Related: Airbus cuts production of A380 superjumbo The A380 was designed to challenge Boeing in the super large aircraft market. But many airlines are now moving towards more fuel efficient planes ...

Although Delta Air Lines flew its last Boeing 747 service in 2017, its SkyMiles frequent flyer program members can still earn miles on flights operated by the iconic Boeing 747 and Airbus A380 ...

Qatar Airways Airbus A380 landing in Paris. Flickr/Eric Salard This story isn't just ... In response, Delta Air Lines announced that it will no longer sponsor the Atlanta landmark.

An Airbus A380 of Emirates Airlines is pictured on October 19, 2017, after taking off from the ... while Delta Air Lines announced an order for 100 A321neos, with an option for 100 more.

Airbus noted that the impact of the Emirates decision on its ability to break even on the A380 in 2017 is “minimal.” Boeing’s stock traded down about 0.6% Wednesday morning, at $156.58 in a ...

Four to six Delta aircraft needed access to the A380 gate at the time the Qatar Airways plane requested access. “… there wasn’t anywhere Delta could put them,” McCranie added.

Delta Air Lines has agreed to become ... The announcement dovetails with the Atlanta-based airline’s goals to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 and Airbus’ plan to use an Airbus A380 to ...

"The A380, I'll be honest with you, has not been a wildly successful aircraft given that [Emirates] is the main operator of the plane," Delta CEO Ed Bastian tells Business Insider in an interview.

The Airbus A380, the world's largest jetliner, does not figure in the current plans of Delta Air Lines Inc, an executive at the carrier said on Monday, citing the reliability and efficiency of ...