Seven global airlines once operated the world’s largest passenger aircraft to the United States. Following the COVID-19 Pandemic and the retirement of many of these iconic airplanes, just a handful of carriers now operate the superjumbo to the United States or globally. The world’s largest operator of the type remains Emirates, which has maintained A380 operations to a number of US airports.
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