List of Airbus A380 orders and deliveries

      A380-800 in Airbus livery

      Orders and deliveries for the Airbus A380 are:
      262 firm orders by 20 customers for the passenger version the A380-800, of which 103 have been delivered to 9 of those customers as follows.[1]

      There were originally also 27 orders for the freighter version, the A380F, but when this program was "frozen" following production delays, 20 A380F orders were cancelled and the remaining 7 were converted to A380-800s.

      By customer

      Customer Entry into service Firm Orders Options Deliveries EA RR
      Air Austral 2014 2 *
      Air France[2] 2009 12 2 8 *
      Asiana Airlines[3] 2014 6 *
      British Airways[4] 2013 12 7 *
      China Southern Airlines[5] 2011 5 5 *
      Emirates[6] 2008 90 33 *
      Etihad Airways[7] 2014 10 5 *
      Hong Kong Airlines  ? 10
      Kingdom Holding Company 2013 1 *
      Kingfisher Airlines  ? 5
      Korean Air[8] 2011 10 6 *
      Lufthansa[9] 2010 17 3 10 *
      Malaysia Airlines[10] 2012 6 6 *
      Qantas[11] 2008 20 4 12 *
      Qatar Airways[12][13] 2014 10 3 *
      Singapore Airlines[14] 2007 24 1 19 *
      Skymark Airlines[15] 2014 6 *
      Thai Airways International[16] 2012 6 4 *
      Transaero Airlines[17] 2015 4 TBA
      Virgin Atlantic[18] 2015 6 6 *
      Totals 262[1] 29 103[19] 140 103

      First deliveries

      Airline First commercial flight
      Air France 2009112020 November 2009[20]
      China Southern Airlines 2011101717 October 2011[21][22]
      Emirates 200808011 August 2008[23]
      Korean Air 2011061717 June 2011[24]
      Lufthansa 201006066 June 2010[25]
      Malaysia Airlines 201207011 July 2012[26]
      Qantas 2008102020 October 2008[27]
      Singapore Airlines 2007102525 October 2007[28]
      Thai Airways International 2012092727 September 2012[29]

      Orders & deliveries graph

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      Orders by date

      Orders

      Order Type Options Engine Press Release/Update
      Announced Firmed Customer EIS 800 800F EA RR
      02000-04-3030 April 2000 02001-11-044 November 2001 Emirates 2008 5 2 5 * [30][31][32]
      02000-07-2424 July 2000 02001-06-1818 June 2001 Air France 2009 10 4 * [33][34]
      02000-07-2525 July 2000 02001-06-1919 June 2001 ILFC 2014 5 5 4 4 [35][36][37][38]
      02000-09-2929 September 2000 02001-07-1212 July 2001 Singapore Airlines 2007 10 15 * [39][40][41]
      02000-11-2929 November 2000 02001-03-066 March 2001 Qantas 2008 12 12 * [42][43]
      02000-12-1515 December 2000 02001-04-2626 April 2001 Virgin Atlantic 2015 6 6 * [44][45]
      02001-01-1616 January 2001 02002-07-1212 July 2002 FedEx Express 2010 10 10 * [46][47][48]
      02001-02-2727 February 2001 02003-12-099 December 2003 Qatar Airways 2014 2 2 TBA [12][49][50]
      02001-11-044 November 2001 02001-11-044 November 2001 Emirates 2008 15 5 * [30]
      02001-12-066 December 2001 02001-12-2020 December 2001 Lufthansa 2010 15 5 * [51][52]
      02003-01-1010 January 2003 02003-12-1111 December 2003 Malaysia Airlines 2012 6 * [53][54][55]
      02003-06-1616 June 2003 02003-06-1616 June 2003 Emirates 2008 22 -10 * [56]
      02003-06-1818 June 2003 02003-10-2323 October 2003 Korean Air 2011 5 3 * [57][58][59]
      02004-07-2020 July 2004 02004-12-2020 December 2004 Etihad Airways 2014 4 * [60]
      02004-08-2727 August 2004 02004-12-2828 December 2004 Thai Airways International 2012 6 * [61][62]
      02005-01-1111 January 2005 02005-12-1313 December 2005 UPS Airlines 2012 10 10 * [63][64][65]
      02005-01-2828 January 2005 02005-04-2121 April 2005 China Southern Airlines 2011 5 * [66][67]
      02005-06-1515 June 2005 02005-06-1515 June 2005 Kingfisher Airlines 2016 5 5 TBA [68][69]
      02006-04-01April 2006 02006-05-01May 2006 Emirates 2008 2 -2 * [70]
      02006-07-2121 July 2006 02006-12-2020 December 2006 Singapore Airlines 2007 9 -9 * [71][72][73][74][75]
      02006-10-2929 October 2006 02006-12-2121 December 2006 Qantas 2008 8 -8 * [76][77][78]
      02006-11-2727 November 2006 order cancelled FedEx Express NA -10 -10 * [79][80][81]
      02006-12-044 December 2006 02006-12-3131 December 2006 ILFC 2014 5 -5 4 [82]
      02007-03-022 March 2007 order cancelled UPS Airlines NA -10 -10 * [83]
      02007-05-077 May 2007 02007-05-077 May 2007 Emirates 2008 4 * [84]
      02007-05-2424 May 2007 02007-06-1818 June 2007 Air France 2009 2 -2 * [85][86]
      02007-06-1818 June 2007 02007-06-1818 June 2007 Qatar Airways 2014 3 -2 TBA [12][87][88]
      02007-06-1818 June 2007 02007-11-1111 November 2007 Emirates 2008 8 * [89][90][91]
      02007-09-2727 September 2007 02007-09-2727 September 2007 British Airways 2013 12 7 * [92][93][94]
      02007-11-1111 November 2007 02007-11-1111 November 2007 Emirates 2008 3 * [89]
      02007-11-1212 November 2007 02007-11-1212 November 2007 Kingdom Holding Company 2012 1 * [95][96]
      02008-02-1313 February 2008 02008-02-1919 February 2008 Korean Air 2011 3 -3 * [97][98]
      02008-07-1414 July 2008 order cancelled Etihad Airways 2014 -4 * [99]
      02008-07-1414 July 2008 02008-07-1414 July 2008 Etihad Airways 2014 10 5 * [100][101][102]
      02009-01-1515 January 2009 02009-11-1717 November 2009 Air Austral 2014 2 * [103][104][105][106]
      02009-02-033 February 2009 02009-02-033 February 2009 Korean Air 2011 2 * [107][108]
      02010-06-088 June 2010 02010-06-088 June 2010 Emirates 2008 32 * [109][110][111]
      02010-11-088 November 2010 02011-02-1717 February 2011 Skymark Airlines 2014 4 2 * [15][112][113][114]
      02011-01-066 January 2011 02011-01-066 January 2011 Asiana Airlines 2014 6 * [3][115][116]
      02011-03-088 March 2011 order cancelled ILFC NA -10 -4 -4 [117][118][119]
      02010-11-088 November 2010 02011-06-2323 June 2011 Skymark Airlines 2014 2 -2 TBA [120][121]
      02011-09-2929 September 2011 02011-10-1313 October 2011 Lufthansa 2010 2 -2 * [9][122]
      02011-11-1515 November 2011 02011-11-1515 November 2011 Qatar Airways 2014 5 3 TBA [123]
      02011-06-2323 June 2011 02011-12-1919 December 2011 Hong Kong Airlines 2015 10 TBA [124]
      02011-06-2323 June 2011 02012-08-1717 August 2012 Hong Kong Airlines 2015 -10 TBA [124]
      02011-10-2828 October 2011 02012-06-2121 June 2012 Transaero Airlines 2015 4 TBA [17]
      02012-10-2424 October 2012 02012-10-2424 October 2012 Singapore Airlines 2017 5 -5 * [125]
      02013-03-1414 March 2013 02013-03-1414 March 2013 Lufthansa NA 2 -2 TBA [126]
      sub-totals 264 0 34 124 103
      totals 264 34 225
      Legend
      symbol meaning
      ? date unknown
      EA Engine Alliance GP7200
      RR Rolls-Royce Trent 900
      TBA to be announced
      NA not available or not applicable
      EIS entry into service
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      By year

      A380 firm net orders and deliveries
      		2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Total
      Orders A380-800 78 0 34 10 10 24 33 9 4 32 19 9 0 262
      A380-800F 7 10 0 0 10 -17 -10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
      Deliveries A380-800 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 12 10 18 26 30 6 103

      Cumulative orders and deliveries:

      Data through 31 May 2013.[127][128]


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      Models

      type Type certified
      EASA[129] / FAA[130]      		 engine manufacturer max take-off thrust Engine certified
      EASA[131][132] FAA[133][134]
      A380-841 12 December 2006 Trent 970-84 Rolls-Royce 334.29 kN / 75,152 lb 29 October 2004 4 December 2006
      12 December 2006 Trent 970B-84 Rolls-Royce 348.31 kN / 78,304 lb 29 October 2004 4 December 2006
      A380-842 12 December 2006 Trent 972-84 Rolls-Royce 341.41 kN / 76,752 lb 11 August 2005 4 December 2006
      12 December 2006 Trent 972B-84 Rolls-Royce 356.81 kN / 80,213 lb 11 August 2005 4 December 2006
      A380-843F NA Trent 977-84 Rolls-Royce 359.33 kN / 80,781 lb 29 October 2004 4 December 2006
      NA Trent 977B-84 Rolls-Royce 372.92 kN / 83,835 lb 29 October 2004 4 December 2006
      A380-861 14 December 2007 GP7270 Engine Alliance 322.44 kN / 74,735 lb 19 April 2007 29 December 2005
      A380-863F NA GP7277 Engine Alliance 357.15 kN / 80,290 lb 19 April 2007 29 December 2005
      A380-941 NA Trent 980-84 Rolls-Royce 374.09 kN / 84,098 lb 29 October 2004 4 December 2006

      Variants

      Variant
      (Modification Number)[129][130]      		 A380-8XX-000
      (Basic)      		 A380-8XX-001
      (64636)      		 A380-8XX-002
      (64605)      		 A380-8XX-003
      (66611)      		 A380-8XX-004
      (69439)      		 A380-8XX-005
      (69879)
      MRW (Maximum Ramp Weight) 562 t (1,239,000 lb) 512 t (1,128,700 lb) 571 t (1,258,800 lb) 512 t (1,128,700 lb) 562 t (1,239,000 lb) 562 t (1,239,000 lb)
      MTOW (Maximum Take-off Weight) 560 t (1,234,600 lb) 510 t (1,124,400 lb) 569 t (1,254,400 lb) 510 t (1,124,400 lb) 560 t (1,234,600 lb) 560 t (1,234,600 lb)
      MLW (Maximum Landing Weight) 386 t (850,980 lb) 394 t (868,620 lb) 391 t (862,010 lb) 395 t 391 t (862,010 lb) 383 t
      MZFW (Maximum Zero Fuel Weight) 361 t (795,870 lb) 372 t (820,120 lb) 366 t (806,890 lb) 373 t 366 t (806,890 lb) 366 t (806,890 lb)
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