Airbus A380-800

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28 May 2026 · © Judge Dredd

A stunning Emirates Airbus A380 in the UAE 50th Anniversary special livery, taxiing as the evening sky sets in.

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Aircraft

A380-800 A388

UAE 50th Anniversary Special Livery

A6-EVG

Registration

Airline

Emirates

UAE / EK

Manufacturer

Airbus

Gear

iPhone 16 Pro Max

Achievements

Rare Bird, Golden Hour Glory, Livery Legend, Ultra-Long-Haul, Airbus Aficionado, Superjumbo Spotter

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Photo grade

Gold

Score: 94.0

Stunning Emirates A380 profile with vibrant expo livery and crisp golden-hour lighting—showcase-worthy capture!

Location

Shep’s Mound

Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport · SYD/YSSY

-33.9461, 151.1770

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Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport SYD

Airport

Insights

Aviation History

The Airbus A380 is the world\'s largest passenger airliner and the only full-length double-deck jet airliner. Emirates operates the world\'s largest A380 fleet, making this an iconic type of the 21st century.

Fleet Rarity

One of 123 A380s operated by Emirates before the type\'s production ended. This special livery is one of a handful created for the UAE\'s 50th anniversary.

Record Flights

The A380 has flown some of the longest scheduled commercial flights, including Dubai-Auckland. Emirates A380s are known for long-haul and ultra-long-haul operations.

Safety & Events

No major incidents associated with this specific registration. Emirates A380s have performed numerous humanitarian and repatriation missions.

Future Outlook

In active service with Emirates as of 2024. The A380 fleet will be gradually retired over the next decade but remains in high demand for Emirates.

Specifications

Engine Alliance GP7270

Engine

79.75 meters

Wingspan

72.72 meters

Length

15,200 km

Range

903 km/h

Speed

555 passengers (typical 3-class); up to 868 (all economy)

Capacity

575,000 kg

MTOW

24.09 meters

Height

311 kN (69,800 lbf) per engine

Thrust

Approaches ICAO Chapter 4/Chapter 14, approx 85–90 dB on approach

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