Malaysia Airlines Joins List Of Carriers Grounding A380s

March 16, 2020
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Malaysia Airlines Airbus A380
Credit: Rob Finlayson
While Malaysia Airlines and other Asia-Pacific carriers have elected to ground Airbus A380s, some of the region’s airlines are continuing to operate the superjumbos—at least for now. Qantas and Korean Air have already confirmed that they have grounded all or most of their A380s. Qantas said it will...

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