Other Airbus models have been phased out
Dubais Emirates airline now maintains an all-A380 Airbus fleet, following the phase-out of three A330-200 and one A340-300 Airbus planes.
As of 7 November, the airline had 85 A380 in-service planes, including six in two-class configuration, with 57 pending delivery.
The two-class configuration A380 features 615 seats including 58 flatbed seats in business class.
Different variants of Boeings 777 comprise the rest of the airlines in-service fleet, which currently stands at 247.
Emirates has 234 aircraft pending delivery, which carry an estimated value of $112bn.
The airline groups net profit plunged by 64 per cent in the second and third quarter of 2016, which corresponds to the first half of its fiscal year.
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