The NYC area has a great many flights available, and fortunately six of these are served with the Airbus A380 double decker aircraft. Being on such a large aircraft can turn a long flight into a pleasure. Here are the routes using A380 as of when this post was written, along with the airline the flys the segment, and other flight information too. All the 380 flights depart from JFK airport. The other NYC area airports do not have A380 flights.
New York (JFK) to Abu Dhabi (AUH) – Etihad, A380-800, departing 2:40pm -> arriving 11:50am the next day, a 13hr 10min flight duration.
New York (JFK) to Dubai (DXB) – Emirates, 2 A380-800 flights a day, a early departure: 11:20am -> 7:50am next day, and a late departure: 11:00pm -> 7:45pm next day.
New York (JFK) to Frankfurt (FRA) – Lufthansa and Singapore Airlines fly the A380 to Frankfurt Germany. The Lufthansa flight departs JFK 4:10pm -> arrives 5:50am (next day). The Singapore Airlines flight departs 8:55pm -> arriving 10:40am next day. It’s about a 7hr 45min flight.
New York (JFK) to Milan (MIL) – Emirates, A380-800, departs at 10:20pm -> arrives 12:15pm the next day, for a 7hr and 55 minute flight.
New York (JFK) to Paris (CDG) – Air France, has two A380 flights a day from New York to Paris. The earlier one: 6:45pm->8:10am next day. Later one: 9:55pm -> 11:20am next day. Nearly a 7 and a half hour flight.
New York (JFK) to Seoul (ICN) – Asiana and Korean Air. A total of 3 A380 flights out of NYC to ICN per day. Asiana has a single A380 flight, departing in the afternoon at 1:55pm -> 5:10pm next day. Korean Air has an afternoon 380 flight also, departing 2:00pm -> 5:20pm. And Korean Air also has a late / very early morning A380 departure: 12:50am -> 4:10am next day. These flights are quite long, around 14 hrs and 20 or so minutes.
