A giant four-engine, 500-passenger Airbus A380, flown by Lufthansa and christened "Berlin," has been scrapped and is now a parts donor for the remaining fleet.

Lufthansa’s upgraded A380 cabins will debut in April 2026 on flights from Munich to Boston, Los Angeles, Washington Dulles, and Delhi.

The giant double-decker is closing in on two decades of service.

Discover the five destinations no longer served by Qatar Airways' iconic superjumbos.

Lufthansa Group has taken an off-the-shelf approach when sourcing business class seats for leisure airlines Edelweiss and ...

The new livery was applied in San Bernardino, California, making the Lufthansa Jumbo the sixth aircraft to bear the airline’s 100 Years design.

Yesterday Dubai – tomorrow, who knows? How Iran conflict could change UK travel plans once and for all - Dubai, seen for ...

The Israel-Iran conflict is poised to reshape international air traffic to and from India in the medium term, with Gulf ...

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The Residence is available for up to two guests. The space includes leather armchairs and a separate full-length bed, so you can both lounge, dine, or sleep without having to rearrange anything. A ...

Airlines may be increasingly relying on wet leasing aircraft and crews to maintain global routes during geopolitical conflicts, bypass closed airspace and disrupted Gulf hubs while keeping long-haul ...

Iran's conflict prompts airlines to reconsider growth plans as fuel prices spike, impacting aircraft deals and travel demand.