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Laura MacInnis / Reuters 11:56 AM | September 04,2009
Washington that the billions of euros in ‘launch aid’ Airbus received to build the A380 and other top-selling planes was anti-competitive and violated trade laws
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Andrea Rothman / Bloomberg 11:50 PM | May 06,2009
Due to the current economic and aviation crisis and following specific requests for deferrals, Airbus is adapting its A380 aircraft delivery schedule
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PTI 12:18 PM | March 19,2009
Starting 1 June, the Dubai-based carrier instead would redeploy the two A380s, it uses for two daily flights to New York, onto routes between the Emirate and Toronto and Bangkok
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P.R. Sanjai 10:54 PM | February 04,2009
The delivery of the aircraft is deferred from 2012 to 2014 as the existing model has a higher take-off weight and will consume more fuel to fly non-stop to the US
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Tarun Shukla 12:36 AM | September 03,2008
Plane maker to buy Rs4,000 cr worth of products and services to beat Nacil contract deadline by eight years
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Chris Reiter / Bloomberg 08:53 AM | May 29,2008
Airbus may receive about 20 orders for the 525-seat jetliner in 2008, as airlines curb spending in view of rising fuel prices
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P.R. Sanjai and Tarun Shukla 12:47 AM | May 20,2008
Analysts says demand for smaller versions will shoot up as firms fall behind on bigger planes’ schedule
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Tarun Shukla 01:10 AM | April 29,2008
If allowed, the German carrier will be the first to deploy the A380 jets in Indian skies
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By P.R. Sanjai 12:07 AM | January 14,2008
Mallya converts option into order as he looks overseas; move could be risky unless routes are busy, warns expert
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P.R. Sanjai 11:58 PM | November 21,2007
A Kingfisher executive said the A380s would be used for non-stop flights between India and the US, and on other long-haul routes
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PTI 04:59 PM | October 16,2007
Firm to invest in businesses relating to infotech, spares; may double investments in next 3-5 years
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Tim Hepher / Reuters 04:56 PM | October 15,2007
Singapore Airlines gets the first giant; Airbus reaffirms it will meet 2008 delivery target of 13 planes
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AFP 01:32 PM | September 13,2007
Julian Hayward was among the group of successful bidders who paid almost $1.32 million for seats on the first commercial flight of the world’s biggest passenger plane, said SIA
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11:18 AM | September 13,2007
Only 24 seats are left for both legs of the first commercial flight on 25 October from Singapore to Sydney
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Mehul Srivastava and Tarun Shukla 01:38 AM | May 07,2007
Soon after this A380 leaves, others belonging to Singapore Airlines, Emirates and Etihaad Airways will start flying in and out of India, carrying more passengers for lower prices than the competition
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