Australasian Carriers Seek Widebody Recovery

September 01, 2022
Qantas Airbus A380
The first Qantas A380 to be reactivated from storage arrives back in Sydney last November. So far Qantas has returned five of its 12 Airbus A380s to service.
Credit: Qantas
Australasia’s widebody fleet has been slow to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, and aircraft numbers are likely to remain down for the near term at least. But while airlines work to bring more of their largest aircraft out of storage, they are also looking ahead to the long-term shape of their...

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