NOTE: Table below updated on 3 January 2018.
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Author’s Note: As many have pointed out in the comments, there are some routes missing. That’s what I get for going to Airbus as the source. As such, this directory is a work-in-progress and I will be updating regularly as new information comes through. Hopefully it’s still a good source of information for you all!
The Airbus A380 has been in production for a little over 10 years and with the almost year-old rumors of the program shutting down for good, I thought it would be cool to take a bird’s eye view at the use of the A380 within North America. And since I’m on such a roll with lists today 🙂
It should be noted that no major U.S. carrier flies the A380 at this time and the global leader with flights to North America is really no surprise – Emirates with eight:
The destinations of A380 flights from North America almost directly coincide with the airlines listed above, save for Qantas which splits its two flights into Sydney and Melbourne:
The North American city with the most originating A380 flights? Not surprising with LAX since it serves as a major hub to Asia:
And now for the complete list of city pairings and the airlines who fly the routes:
Origin | Destination | Airline | Bar on board? |
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Toronto | Dubai | Emirates | ✓ |
Vancouver | London | British Airways | |
Atlanta | Seoul | Korean Air | ✓ |
Boston | London | British Airways | |
New York JFK | Paris | Air France | ✓ |
New York JFK | Frankfurt | Singapore Airlines | |
New York JFK | Dubai | Emirates | ✓ |
New York JFK | Seoul | Korean Air | ✓ |
New York JFK | Milan | Emirates | ✓ |
New York JFK | Abu Dhabi | Etihad | ✓ |
New York JFK | Seoul | Asiana | |
Washington | Dubai | Emirates | ✓ |
Washington | Paris | Air France | ✓ |
Washington | London | British Airways | |
Dallas | Sydney | Qantas | ✓ (Small, Self-Serve) |
Dallas | Dubai | Emirates | ✓ |
Houston | Frankfurt | Lufthansa | |
Houston | Dubai | Emirates | ✓ |
Miami | London | British Airways | |
Miami | Paris | Air France | ✓ |
Miami | Frankfurt | Lufthansa | |
Mexico City | Paris | Air France | ✓ |
Los Angeles | Paris | Air France | ✓ |
Los Angeles | London | British Airways | |
Los Angeles | Dubai | Emirates | ✓ |
Los Angeles | Guangzhou | China Southern | ✓ |
Los Angeles | Seoul | Korean Air | ✓ |
Los Angeles | Seoul | Asiana | |
Los Angeles | Tokyo | Singapore Airlines | |
Los Angeles | Sydney | Qantas | ✓ (Small, Self-Serve) |
Los Angeles | Melbourne | Qantas | ✓ (Small, Self-Serve) |
Los Angeles | Frankfurt | Lufthansa | |
San Francisco | Frankfurt | Lufthansa | |
San Francisco | Dubai | Emirates | ✓ |
San Francisco | Paris | Air France | ✓ |
San Francisco | London | British Airways |
Let me know if there is any other data you’d like to see and I’d be happy to get it to you.
(Hat tip to Christian, Toby K, Tony C, Ben, Sean, Jorge, Jack, and Ken)
BA flies to Chicago from London once a day
Strange that BA doesn’t fly the A380 to JFK
Here is a new tool which shows all latest A380 routes
https://www.flystein.com/airbus-a380-cool-facts/#where
Missing MEX-CDG on AF!! 🙂
This post is just North America, but I’ll get you on the next one!
Haha did you fail geography? Mexico is part of North America
Oh man. I’m such an idiot. Don’t tell my middle school teacher, please!
it is there https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/ef6ae52ce7c3664f2c95f94b226b3b0ec4350de789bb9b67a0cef293de5a6979.png
Thanks, this information is useful and this type of posting is rare. We see too many lounge reviews – of the same lounge in a month’s time by several different bloggers.
Glad I could help! If you have any other questions feel free to e-mail me or comment further. Thanks for reading.
Singapore flies JFK to FRA with an A380
Donezo!
Emirates also flies an A380 from IAD to DXB
Done!
JFK-ICN Asiana flights are missing
Updated!
An odd request, but how about A380 routes with an actual bar space in J (i.e. somewhere to sit and have a drink that isn’t your assigned seat)?
Sure thing. I’ll look into updating with that info!
JFK-MXP should be Emirates in the table
Nice catch. Thanks Sean!