
Singapore to Sydney -- Singapore Airlines: The first ever commercial voyage on an A380 aircraft was from Singapore to Sydney. Today, it's still a great route -- plus the First Class suites, pictured, are pretty swanky.

Dubai to Auckland -- Emirates: Dubai-based airliner Emirates has the most A380s and operates the longest Airbus A380 route, from Dubai to Auckland.

London Heathrow to Boston -- British Airways: We can't guarantee your superjumbo will glide past Britain's famous White Cliffs of Dover, but this is a pretty great route to experience.

Paris to New York -- Air France: The Final Assembly Line for the A380 is in Toulouse in France. Flying from Paris to New York allows you to see an A380 on its home turf.

Honolulu to Tokyo -- Al Nippon Airways: From May 2019, passengers traveling from Tokyo to Hawaii can enjoy this bright colored A380 -- dubbed the "Flying Honu" aircraft. Honu is a term used for sea turtles in Hawaii.

Frankfurt to Shanghai -- Lufthansa: Lufthansa A380s have automatic cabin humidifiers. Flying from Frankfurt airport is great too, it's been well-equipped to manage the A380 experience.

Dubai to Sao Paolo -- Emirates: A380s have been flying to and from South America since 2016, thanks to Emirates. Sao Paulo International Airport was upgraded to handle the aircraft.

Sydney to Hong Kong -- Qantas: Qantas is associated with quality -- and its A380 experience is no exception.

Abu Dhabi to London -- Etihad Airways: On board Etihad's A380 passengers can enjoy "The Residence" an opulent three-room suite, pictured.


