[arista]

[Airbus has blamed weak sales for its decision
to scrap production of
the A380 superjumbo - the world's largest airliner.
The European aerospace giant confirmed
on Thursday it would deliver the final aircraft,
with its two decks of cabins and
room for 544 passengers, in 2021.
Following months of speculation over
the plane's future, Airbus said it had taken
the decision after Emirates scaled back an
order for A380s - choosing instead to focus
on smaller planes.
Airbus chief executive Tom Enders
said: "As a result of this decision we
have no substantial A380 backlog and
hence no basis to sustain production,
despite all our sales efforts with
other airlines in recent years.]

https://news.sky.com/story/airbus-to...stall-11636902


Yes the Far East Orders stopped
that sealed their fate.
This Massive Plane started in 2007

Feck all to do with Brexit

[parmnion]

Perched for someone to mention brexit.