Emirates will for the first time unveil its first two-class configured Airbus A380 at the Dubai Airshow from 8-12 November 2015. The Emirates’ two class configured A380 features 58 flatbed seats in Business Class and 557 spacious seats in Economy Class, as well as Emirates’ celebrated Onboard Lounge. Emirates was the first airline to order the A380 and is the largest operator of this aircraft carrying almost 47 million passengers to date. The Emirates A380 currently flies it to 34 destinations around the world from Dubai. The airline currently has 68 A380s in service and has a further 72 on firm order.
Moments before the Emirates-sponsored club’s match against rivals Sporting Lisbon on Sunday, eight cabin crew made their way to the centre circle of the pitch and proceeded to give a demonstration wit...
If you ever had any questions how to fly an Airbus A 380 - you can have some of answers from Emirates captain. He gives a tour of the Airbus A380 flight deck and explain how the world’s largest p...
Latest updates from Airbus!Recapping Day 2 at the 2015 Dubai Airshow, this “best of” video focuses on the A350 XWB’s high-profile flying display. Airbus’ new-generation jetliner took centre stage at t...
As the mother of future pilot ( at least Ria is more than sure about her choice) I want to use this chance and send my very best wishes to my amazing girl, who turned 5 years old today!I am for sure g...
To everyone who wants to participate - pay attention and take your chance!You are a professional or an amateur photograph. You are over 18. Send your best pictures before 9 June 2017, 12am (Paris Time...
Ruaviation reported a video was published online showing a Russian MiG-29K carrier-based jet taking off at a training complex imitating the deck of an aircraft carrier.The training facility, called NI...
Gulfstream’s G280 is a super-midsize jet designed with fuel efficiency, short-runway performance, and transatlantic range in mind. AIN took a tour of the aircraft with Gulfstream’s Steve Cass to get a...