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By: 26th April 2006 at 14:15 Permalink - Edited 1st January 1970 at 01:00
-Why not either search this forum, or search the internet?
I had a quick look on www.airbus.com, and straight away found out that there was 159 orders for the A380. I'm sure if I could be bothered, I could find out which airlines they are very easily.
Airlines include, Singapore, Virgin Atlantic, Emirates etc.
By: 26th April 2006 at 14:18 Permalink - Edited 1st January 1970 at 01:00
-Hi Lee, quite a few airlines have the A380 on order with Singapore Airlines due to recieve the first.
Passanger Aircraft:
Air France - 10 Firm Orders with 4 Options
Emirates - 41 firm orders with 10 options
ILFC - 5 firm orders
Korean Air - 5 firm orders with 3 options
Lufthansa - 15 firm orders
Malyasia Airlines - 6 firm orders
Qantas Airways - 12 firm orders with 12 options.
Qatar Airways 2 firm orders with 2 options.
Singapore Airlines 10 firm orders with 15 options.
Virgin Atlantic 6 firm orders with 6 options.
Freighter Aircraft:
Emirates - 2 firm orders
ILFC - 5 firm orders.
FedEx - 10 firm orders.
This is what I understand to be the latest information, please feel to correct it where wrong :D.
EDIT: Seems this list is out of date now with Tom's total adding up to 159 and mine only 129, looking at it this was printed in 2004! so there are another 30 orders flying around somewhere :diablo: :dev2: :rolleyes: :p .
By: 26th April 2006 at 15:04 Permalink - Edited 1st January 1970 at 01:00
-Hi Lee, quite a few airlines have the A380 on order with Singapore Airlines due to recieve the first.Passanger Aircraft:
Air France - 10 Firm Orders with 4 Options
Emirates - 41 firm orders with 10 options
ILFC - 5 firm orders
Korean Air - 5 firm orders with 3 options
Lufthansa - 15 firm orders
Malyasia Airlines - 6 firm orders
Qantas Airways - 12 firm orders with 12 options.
Qatar Airways 2 firm orders with 2 options.
Singapore Airlines 10 firm orders with 15 options.
Virgin Atlantic 6 firm orders with 6 options.Freighter Aircraft:
Emirates - 2 firm orders
ILFC - 5 firm orders.
FedEx - 10 firm orders.This is what I understand to be the latest information, please feel to correct it where wrong :D.
EDIT: Seems this list is out of date now with Tom's total adding up to 159 and mine only 129, looking at it this was printed in 2004! so there are another 30 orders flying around somewhere :diablo: :dev2: :rolleyes: :p .
Passenger:
China Southern:5 firm orders
Etihad: 4 firm orders
Kingfisher: 5 firm orders
Thai: 6 firm orders
thus 20;
freighters:
UPS: 10 firm orders;
Makes a total of 30, so that should be the newer orders.
By: 26th April 2006 at 15:20 Permalink - Edited 1st January 1970 at 01:00
-Brilliant, so the full list for you Lee is,
Passanger Aircraft:
Air France - 10 Firm Orders with 4 Options
China Southern - 5 firm orders.
Emirates - 41 firm orders with 10 options.
Etihad - 4 firm orders.
ILFC - 5 firm orders.
Kingfisher - 5 firm orders.
Korean Air - 5 firm orders with 3 options
Lufthansa - 15 firm orders
Malyasia Airlines - 6 firm orders
Qantas Airways - 12 firm orders with 12 options.
Qatar Airways 2 firm orders with 2 options.
Singapore Airlines 10 firm orders with 15 options.
Thai - 6 firm orders.
Virgin Atlantic 6 firm orders with 6 options.
Freighter Aircraft:
Emirates - 2 firm orders
ILFC - 5 firm orders.
FedEx - 10 firm orders.
UPS - 10 firm orders.
By: 26th April 2006 at 15:47 Permalink - Edited 1st January 1970 at 01:00
-ok :)
Thanks for your help! :)
By: 27th April 2006 at 09:40 Permalink - Edited 1st January 1970 at 01:00
-Delivery times
Looking at the times first delivery is due:
Singapore: this November
Qantas: next April
Emirates: next April, slightly after Qantas
Malaysia: next July
China Southern: sometime next year
Sometime in 2008:
Air France
Etihad
Fedex
Korean Air
Lufthansa
Virgin Atlantic
Sometime in 2009:
Qatar
UPS
Sometime in 2010:
Kingfisher
Unknown:
ILFC
Thai
By: 19th January 2018 at 17:23 Permalink - Edited 1st January 1970 at 01:00
-Emirates orders 36 Airbus A380 aircraft
Recently, Airbus was declaring its readiness to phase out its A380 model if fails to win Emirates' deal …
… epilogue: 20 Firm + 16 Options for Emirates. Deliveries will start from 2020. Some of the new Airbus A380s will be used as fleet replacements.
This order should secure production for another 10 years and this will most certainly keep the program alive until Airbus finally push forward with the NEO (New Engine Option) program. Shame they couldn't get this done and dusted for the Dubai air show.
Airbus needed that Emirates' order, but Emirates needs A380s just a s bad. Time may well show that in the end there will still be a place for the A380s. Anyway, a win for the passengers, especially those in Y-class. For the right price there might be a group of re-orders from early customers. New customers might get second hand ones for cheap instead of expensive new ones. We'll see if China's market could accept more aircraft. The France-based manufacturer was reportedly offering China an industrial partnership with the company if Beijing places orders for its largest passenger jet. Airbus Chief Operating Officer, Fabrice Bregier, was in China to hold talks after traveling to the country as part of French President Emmanuel Macron's trade mission. Rami Myerson, an analyst at Investec, said that there had been speculation for some time that Beijing will invest in the Airbus A380 superjumbo. There is a view that aircraft and airspace are becoming more and more congested and given the strong growth in China that could be an attractive plane for the country.
The media have devoted a lot of attention to this news ...
Please, click on the images for the articles
So far, 101 aircraft have been delivered to , 90 of them powered by four GP7270, twin-shaft, high-bypass, turbofan engines (fan diameter: 116,0 in / 2.946,4 mm; BPR: 8,8:1; engine architecture: 1F+5LPC–9HPC〧2HPT–6LPT), OPR: 36,1:1, each rated at 332,44 kN / 33.899 kgf / 74.735 lbf and 11 aircraft powered by four Trent 972B-84, three-shaft, high-bypass, turbofan engines (fan diameter: 2.946,4 mm / 116,0 in; BPR: 7,7-8,5:1; engine architecture: 1F–8IPC=6HPC〨1HPT=1IPT–5LPT), OPR: 39,0:1, each rated at 356,81 kN / 36.384 kgf / 80.214 lbf.
......The Emirates' A380 aircraft have six different cabin's configurations:
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....Mario
By: 20th January 2018 at 11:01 Permalink - Edited 1st January 1970 at 01:00
-UAE saves Airbus! Congrats
France better thank UAE by giving them the source codes to Qatars Rafales.
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By: Lee - 26th April 2006 at 14:12
Has any airlines ordered any a380's yet ? if so which airline ?