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The Airbus A380: An Exploration of Why American Carriers Said No
The Airbus A380 is often viewed as a remarkable feat of engineering—a high-capacity, double-decker aircraft designed to revolutionize air travel. Yet, despite its innovative design and potential market impact, all major U.S. carriers, including Delta, United, and American Airlines, opted not to add the A380 to their fleets. This article will explore the various reasons behind this collective decision, illustrating how it reflects deeper trends and calculations in the airline industry.