British Airways has 12 Airbus A380s, which means it is among the largest of the ten airlines that still fly the superjumbo on a scheduled basis. The dozen aircraft average 12 years, making them the oneworld member’s second-oldest widebody, after the Boeing 777-200ER (26.1 years). This is heavily influenced by BA retiring its 747-400s and 767-300ERs, and welcoming A350-1000s and more 787s.
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