Fifteen airlines have ordered the A380, including an order from aircraft lessor ILFC. Total orders for the A380 stand at 174, of which 173 are firm.^[1] Orders for the freighter model reached 27 but dwindled to zero following the production delays. Airbus expects to sell a total of 750 aircraft, and estimated break-even at 420 units, increased from 270 due to the delays and the falling exchange rate of the US dollar.^[2] In April 2007, Airbus CEO Louis Gallois said that break-even had risen further, but declined to give the new figure. Industry analysts anticipate between 400 and 880 sales by 2025.^[3] As of 2006, the list price of an A380 is US$ 296 to 316 million, depending on equipment installed.^[4]

Orders sorted by customer

Airline	EIS	Type			Engine
		A380-800	A380-800F	Options	EA	RR
Air France	2009	12		2	*
China Southern	2008	5				*
Emirates[5]	2008	55			*
Etihad Airways	2013	4				*
ILFC	2013	10		4	4
Kingfisher Airlines	2010	5		5
Korean Air	2008	5		3	*
Lufthansa[6]	2009	15		10		*
Malaysia Airlines	2008	6				*
Qantas[7]	2008	20		4
Qatar Airways	2010	5		2
Singapore Airlines [8]	2007	19		6
Thai Airways	2010	6				*
Virgin Atlantic	2013[9]	6		6
Unidentified VIP customer[10]		1
Sub-totals		174	0	42	82	81
Total		174  (firm: 173)			163

Orders sorted by chronology

Announcement Date	Confirmation Date	Airline	EIS	Type			Engine
				A380-800	A380-800F	Options	EA	RR
30 April 2000	4 November 2001	Emirates	2008	5	2		*
24 July 2000	18 June 2001	Air France	2009	10		4	*
25 July 2000	17 June 2001	ILFC		5	5	4
29 September 2000	12 July 2001	Singapore Airlines[11]	2007	10		15		*
29 November 2000	6 March 2001	Qantas	2008	12		12		*
15 December 2000	28 April 2001	Virgin Atlantic	2013[9]	6		6		*
16 January 2001	12 July 2002	FedEx	2010		10	10	*
27 February 2001	8 December 2003	Qatar Airways	2010[12]	2		2
4 November 2001	4 November 2001	Emirates	2008	15			*
6 December 2001	20 December 2001	Lufthansa	2009	15		10		*
10 January 2003	11 December 2003	Malaysia Airlines	2008	6				*
16 June 2003	16 June 2003	Emirates	2008	21			*
27 August 2004	28 December 2004	Thai Airways	2010	6				*
10 January 2005	6 December 2005	UPS[13]	2010		10	10	*
18 January 2005	23 October 2003	Korean Air[14]	2008	5		3	*
31 January 2005	20 December 2004	Etihad Airways[15]	2008	4				*
31 January 2005	1 May 2005	China Southern[16]	2008	5				*
15 June 2005	15 June 2005	Kingfisher Airlines	2010	5		5
May 2006	April, 2006	Emirates	2008	2	-2		*
23 July 2006	20 December 2006	Singapore Airlines[17]	2007	9		-9
29 October 2006	21 December 2006	Qantas[18]	2008	8		-8
7 November 2006	31 December 2006	FedEx[19]	n/a		-10	-10
4 December 2006	31 December 2006	ILFC[20]	2013	5	-5
16 February 2007		Unidentified VIP customer[21]	2008 ?	1
2 March 2007		UPS[22]	n/a		-10	-10
7 May 2007	7 May 2007	Emirates[23]	2008	4
24 May 2007	18 June 2007	Air France[24]	2009	2		-2
18 June 2007	18 June 2007	Qatar Airways[25]	2010	3
18 June 2007	15 August 2007	Emirates [26]	2008	8
Sub-Totals:				174	0	42	82	81
Totals				174  (firm: 173)			163

Entries shaded in pink have been announced, but have not yet come under contract.