Airbus A380-800 — accident and safety record

Every recorded Airbus A380-800 accident and incident from public aviation safety datasets

Airbus A380-800 safety overview

58 recorded occurrences
0 fatal
0 hull losses
Records 2007–2026

Most affected: AE (11), SG (9), GB (3), FR (2), ZA (1)

Top operators: Emirates (12), Qantas (7), Air France (5), Singapore Airlines (2), Qantas Airways Limited (2)

Part of the Airbus A380-800 family overview.

All recorded Airbus A380-800 occurrences

2020s

2026-01-09 — Qantas Airways Limited — VH-OQK — (incident)
2025-02-06 — Emirates — (incident)
2025-02-05 — A6--EOL — (incident)
2024-12-06 — G-XLEI — (incident)
2024-12-06 — British Airways — (incident)
2024-01-01 — Qantas Airways Limited — VH-OQI — (incident)
2023-12-04 — Emirates — (incident)
2023-12-03 — A6-EEV — (incident)
2023-08-18 — Emirates — A6-EOM — (incident)
2023-07-12 — G-XLEH — (incident)
2023-07-12 — British Airways PLC — (incident)
2023-02-24 — (incident)
2022-06-29 — A6-EVK — (incident)
2020-02-09 — Singapore Airlines — 9V-SKQ — (incident)
2020-02-02 — Emirates — (incident)
2020-02-02 — Emirates — (incident)
2020-02-01 — A6-EON — (incident)
2020-01-16 — Emirates — (incident)
2020-01-15 — A6-EEN — (incident)

2010s

2019-08-22 — Emirates — (incident)
2019-07-10 — Emirates — (incident)
2019-07-09 — A6-EEM — (incident)
2017-09-30 — Air France — F-HPJE — (incident)
2017-09-30 — Air France — (incident)
2017-09-09 — A6-EEZ — (incident)
2017-05-20 — Qantas Airways — VH-OQG — (incident)
2017-03-30 — Emirates — (incident)
2016-11-08 — A6-EDQ — (incident)
2016-07-14 — Emirates — A6-EDM — (incident)
2016-05-16 — Qantas — VH-OQD — (incident)
2015-09-13 — Emirates — (incident)
2015-09-12 — A6-EEA — (incident)
2015-05-23 — (incident)
2015-03-23 — (incident)
2014-12-24 — A6-EEC — (incident)
2014-12-11 — A6-EDD — (incident)
2014-10-18 — Singapore Airlines — (incident)
2014-07-03 — (incident)
2014-05-21 — Qantas — VH-OQK — (incident)
2014-03-26 — VH-OQL — (incident)
2013-12-19 — (incident)
2013-10-03 — (incident)
2012-11-11 — Emirates — (incident)
2012-10-05 — (incident)
2012-01-14 — VH-OQD — (incident)
2012-01-14 — Qantas — (incident)
2011-10-08 — Qantas — VH-OQE — (incident)
2011-05-16 — Qantas — VH-OQI — (incident)
2011-04-12 — Air France — (incident)
2011-04-11 — Air France — (incident)
2011-02-24 — Qantas — VH-OQG — (incident)
2011-02-15 — VH-OQC — (incident)
2010-11-04 — Qantas Airways — VH-OQA — (incident)
2010-11-04 — Qantas — (incident)
2010-10-30 — Air France — (incident)
2010-07-15 — (incident)

2000s

2008-01-10 — (incident)
2007-12-06 — (incident)

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