Emirates agreed to buy 5 Airbus A380s as the world's largest passenger airliner continues its post-pandemic comeback
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Emirates' decision to purchase five Airbus A380 jets for $200 million indicates a resurgence in the superjumbo jet's popularity after the pandemic.
The deal allows Emirates, which operates the world’s largest A380 fleet, to counter delays with the Boeing 777X, ensuring its long-haul capacity remains robust.
Airlines like Lufthansa and Air France moved away from the A380 during COVID, but the aircraft's comeback reflects a shift in post-pandemic travel demand.
Qatar Airways is also reviving its A380 plans, reflecting a general trend among major airlines to maintain these jets amid delays for modern replacements.
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