Aviationtag Emirates A380 A6-EDA (White-Oceania Collection ~ Auckland)

The Airbus A380 is a four-engine wide-bodied aircraft with two full-length passenger decks. At a capacity of up to 853 passengers, the low-wing aircraft is the largest ever mass-produced aircraft in history. It has a maximum range of 16,300 km and a cruising speed of some 940 km/h. The maximum take-off weight of this super jumbo is about 590 tons!

The Aviationtags proudly present the exclusive and limited Emirates Aircraft Skin Tag Edition of the first Airbus A380 of the airline, the A6-EDA.

During its service, the former Emirates Airbus A380 A6-EDA visited 62 airports from Abu Dhabi to Zurich, and 380 tags were created for each airport the aircraft visited. The front side of each tag remains the same throughout the series, displaying that the aircraft completed 6,319 landings at 62 different airports. It also indicates that the aircraft was in service from August 2008 to April 2020, carrying 2.1 million passengers and flying a total of 55,863 hours (equivalent to 6.37 years).

As the largest operator of the Airbus A380, Emirates saw A6-EDA as a special aircraft given she was the first Emirates A380 when she was delivered back in July 2008. Prior to delivery, she was assigned the serial number MSN011 and her subsequent maiden commercial flight was from Dubai International Airport (DXB), UAE, to John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), USA, departing 0n 1-August-2008.

Although they share a common front side, each set of 380 tags has a unique back side that is either grey or green. Inside, collectors will find information about their specific destination.

Get yours now before they're gone!

Manufacture: Airbus
Aircraft Type: A380
Operator: Emirates
Registration No: A6-EDA
Dimensions: 8.8cm x 3.5cm
Material: Recycled aircraft skin

Note: Every tag is unique. Depending on the plane, tags may vary in terms of haptics, material thickness and colour. Small blemishes bear witness to the plane’s long history and are an authentic reminder of its glory days over the clouds.