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How Many Airports Can Actually Handle The A380?

For a wee moment, it seemed as if the only Airbus A380s that would be left in the sky were the ones sporting the Emirates livery. However, with a quicker-than-predicted bounce back of demand following the pandemic, some airlines that said "probably not" to parked superjumbos rejoining fleets have brought them back out of storage.

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