The question of whether the Boeing 747 is bigger than the Airbus A380 is one of the most common queries among aviation enthusiasts and travelers alike. With both aircraft being two of the largest ...

The Boeing 747 and the Airbus A380 captured the world's imagination due to their big size, capacity and range, but they no longer capture the world's aircraft orders.

So although there is healthy demand for freighters, it will be a challenge for Boeing to at least earn back the money spent on the Boeing 747-8. Airbus A380. Whereas Boeing's success for the 747-8 ...

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Not too long ago, jumbo jets were considered the flagship products of The Boeing Co. and top rival Airbus . The Boeing 747 is arguably the most. Why Boeing 747 and Airbus A380 Sales Are Few and ...

Boeing hopes the extra size and most importantly, extra efficiency will attract customers away from the Airbus A380. But with a first flight still ahead of them, Boeing has some catching up to do.

Boeing has struggled to sustain the 747 program within a rough market for the jumbo. An anemic number of orders have ground down to virtually zero in.

In 2018 Airbus will reduce production that year to 12 A380s, and all will be for Emirates. That means the last non-Emirates A380 will almost certainly be delivered next year.

The world's two leading jumbo jets went different directions at the Farnborough Airshow, as the Boeing 747 got an order and the Airbus A380 got a production cut. Skip to main content.

Until that is the case, Boeing 747 and Airbus A380 orders will probably remain few and far between. Adam Levine-Weinberg owns shares of The Boeing Company. The Motley Fool has no position in any ...