How much is the Airbus A380 worth?

How much is the Airbus A380 worth?

A brand new Airbus A380 The world's leading Airbus A380 operator, Emirates, took delivery of its latest Airbus A380 a week ago. While we'll likely never know how much money exchanged hands for the aircraft, ch-aviation.com lists its value as $110.6 million. This is just a quarter of the jet's 2018 list price.

How many A380 has been sold?

As of June 2021, Airbus has received 251 firm orders and delivered 248 aircraft; Emirates is the biggest A380 customer with 123 ordered, of which 120 have been delivered....

Airbus A380
Status	In service
Primary users	Emirates Singapore Airlines British Airways Qantas
Produced	2003–2021
Number built	248 as of

How many A380 are left?

Currently, out of 119 Emirates' Airbus A380 aircraft, 90 are parked due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Planespotters.net data shows. Emirates and the Airbus A380 seem inseparable at the moment. While other airlines are retiring their double-deckers, Emirates remains a firm believer.

How much did Airbus lose on the A380?

Overall, Airbus estimates it has sunk $25bn into the A380 project and, despite passengers love for the aircraft, conceded that it would never recoup its investment.

How much is a second hand A380?

In order for an airline to consider purchasing a secondhand A380 and be competitive with newer aircraft, the price of a second-hand A380 should be $68.8 million or lower.

How many A380 will be built?

How many Airbus A380s are currently flying? According to data from FlightRadar24.com, 24 out of 254 A380s built are currently operational. This comprises five aircraft from China Southern, one from Korean Air, and 18 from Emirates.

Can A380 fly with 2 engines?

An A380 has four engines, each of which provides around 356.81 kN (80,210 lbf) of thrust. ... Indeed, even flying the A380 under the power of two engines is something that Federal Aviation Regulations state should only be done in extreme cases.

Which airlines are still flying the A380?

Airbus A380 Operators: Which Airlines Are Left?

• Emirates is the world's largest A380 operator and was the first to bring the superjumbo back into service after the grounding. ...
• China Southern operates a relatively small fleet of five A380s. ...
• ANA's third A380 will likely arrive in Tokyo once demand returns.

What do airlines have an A380?

• Air France. The French flag carrier used the A380 on operations to three different continents. ...
• Asiana Airlines. The South Korean outfit holds six of the jets within its fleet. ...
• British Airways. The British outfit currently flies 12 A380s to 10 destinations. ...
• China Southern. ...
• Emirates. ...
• Etihad. ...
• Hi Fly. ...
• Korean Air. ...
• Lufthansa. ...
• Qantas. ...

What is the future of the Airbus A380?

• Production peaked at 30 per year in 20. However, Airbus concedes that its $25 billion investment for the aircraft cannot be recouped. On 14 February 2019, after Emirates reduced its last orders in favour of the A350 and the A330neo, Airbus announced that A380 production would end by 2021.

What is the price of an A380?

• The most recent published list price for the Airbus A380 is $445 million. However, a recent estimate by Valerie Bershova, valuations analyst at Ascend by Cirium, claims actual market value of an A380 now ranges between $77 million for a 2005-build "half-life" aircraft and $276 million for a new 2019-build aircraft in "full-life" condition.

What is the size of the Airbus A380?

• The Airbus A380 is truly a giant. It has a wingspan of 261.8 feet (79.8 meters), a length of 239.5 feet (73 meters) and a maximum take-off weight of more than 1.2 million pounds (540,000 kg).