On May 1, 2025, Simple Flying reported that Denver Airport had welcomed its first Lufthansa Airbus A380 flight from Munich. Lufthansa previously operated A350s on the route. That inaugural flight ...

Lufthansa has announced its schedule for the upcoming summer season, which will begin in March 2025, saying that its Airbus A380 will continue connecting Munich with Boston, New York, Washington ...

Lufthansa's Airbus A380. Lufthansa. Lufthansa grounded its fleet of 14 A380s during the pandemic, sending the jets to Spain for long-term storage as international travel ground to a halt.

In a surprise announcement, Lufthansa announced this week the return of the Airbus A380. Its return to a not-yet-post-COVID world is shocking, especially as its longtime rival, the Boeing 747, is ...

Lufthansa is bringing its Airbus A380 out of retirement and expanding service in Boston and New York, the airline announced Wednesday.. The German airline will use the large wide-body airliner ...

For plane builder Airbus and German airline Lufthansa AG, the A380’s first flight to North America on Monday is a chance to show off the superjumbo to potential U.S. buyers and to the airports ...

DENVER — The world's largest passenger aircraft has arrived in Colorado. Denver International Airport (DIA) celebrated the inaugural Airbus A380 flight on Wednesday, operated by Lufthansa ...

The world’s largest passenger jet made its first-ever regularly scheduled landing at Denver International Airport on Wednesday, when a Lufthansa German Airlines Airbus A380 touched down after a ...

Lufthansa kicked off daily service between Miami and Frankfurt, Germany, with an Airbus A380 on Friday amid a spectacular welcome at the Miami International Airport. The Airbus A380 is the largest ...

"Lufthansa's A380 is configured with 509 seats, which represents a capacity increase of nearly 75% over the 293-seat Airbus A350-900 originally scheduled to operate on the route." ...

European planemaker Airbus delivered Deutsche Lufthansa AG its first A380 superjumbo Wednesday, allowing Germany's biggest airline to transport more than 520 passengers on a single aircraft.

A Lufthansa Airbus A380 flight to Munich had to divert to Boston after someone's tablet — reportedly an iPad — got stuck in a business class seat.