The Airbus A380 is a feat of engineering, capable of flying farther and carrying more passengers than almost any other plane. So why don’t airlines want it?

A private swimming pool, part of a six-bedroom “ultra-penthouse,” will stretch across two 591-foot-tall residential towers ...

The first flying taxis in Dubai are on schedule to take off in 2026, after the General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) granted technical design approval for the first commercial vertiport in the ...

Advanced air mobility (AAM) startup Skyports Infrastructure has received technical design approval from the UAE’s General ...

Emirates, the official main partner of Real Madrid, has unveiled a special livery on one of its Boeing 777 aircraft. The ...

Emirates' newest addition to its fleet has touched down in Edinburgh, marking a historic milestone for both the airline and ...

Emirates has denounced “alarming” videos of a plane crash circulating on social media as “fabricated” and “untrue”. Videos on ...

Emirates has unveiled a new Real Madrid decal on one of its Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, which will fly the European champions ...

Emirates’ Airbus A380, the world’s largest passenger aircraft, has touched down in Copenhagen for the first time since March ...

Emirates is the world's number one A380 operator. Let's discover the airline's most frequent routes in January.