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In June, five U.S. airports will host flights on the Airbus A340, A380, and Boeing 747 passenger aircraft. These airports—Boston, Los Angeles, Miami, New York JFK, and Washington Dulles—are unique in accommodating all three quadjet types during this period. The number of flights varies among these locations, with Los Angeles leading at 300 departures.
The analysis is based on Cirium Diio data for June schedules. Boston's inclusion is notable due to Lufthansa resuming its Boeing 747 services there in May after a hiatus since October 2022. The airport will see a total of 120 combined departures by the A340, A380, and 747.
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) will experience the highest number of quadjet operations. Various airlines including Asiana Airlines and Emirates are set to operate their A380s from LAX multiple times daily. Meanwhile, New York JFK is expected to have significant activity with a total of 282 quadjet departures despite Etihad Airways removing its A380 service.
