The Airbus A380, known for its large capacity and long-haul capabilities, serves some of the world's longest nonstop routes. These flights are primarily operated by Emirates, with contributions from Qantas and Qatar Airways. Economy class passengers on these extensive journeys can expect a unique experience compared to shorter flights.
Emirates operates the longest A380 route from Dubai to Auckland, covering 8,824 miles in over 16 hours. "This will amount to over 13,500 seats each way during February," according to data from Cirium. The airline has been flying to New Zealand for more than two decades.
Another significant route is Dubai to Los Angeles at 8,373 miles, lasting approximately 16 hours and 15 minutes. This service has been popular since its inception over 16 years ago. Additionally, Emirates flies from Dubai to Houston (8,168 miles) and San Francisco (8,103 miles), both taking around 16 hours.