Airlines look to replace Airbus A380 as ultra‑high‑capacity jets lose appeal
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- The Airbus A380, introduced by Singapore Airlines in 2007 and once flown by over 100 million passengers, is seeing its role diminish as carriers shift toward more efficient twin‑engine widebodies, with British Airways already ending its daily Heathrow‑JFK A380 service in favor of aircraft such as the 777.
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