Airlines are falling in love again with the Airbus A380. Here’s every route flown by the world’s largest passenger jet.

1. Emirates

Dubai’s airline is by far the world’s largest operator of the A380. Emirates has 118, 28 of which are in storage or maintenance, Ch-aviation reported.

This means Emirates operates 61% of the world’s active A380s.

Other Middle Eastern airlines are luxurious, but Emirates’ Airbus A380 is perhaps the most opulent. In business class, you can visit the bar or even book a shower.

Emirates’ plethora of planes comes with a similarly broad route map. Brace yourself for an extensive list.

Emirates flies the A380 between Dubai and Amman, Jordan; Amsterdam; Auckland, New Zealand; Bangkok; Barcelona; Bengaluru, India; Birmingham, England; Brisbane, Australia; Cairo; Casablanca, Morocco; Denpasar, Indonesia; Düsseldorf, Germany; Frankfurt, Germany; Glasgow, Scotland; Hong Kong; Houston; Istanbul; Jeddah, Saudi Arabia; Johannesburg; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; London Gatwick; London Heathrow; Los Angeles; Madrid; Manchester, England; Melbourne, Australia; Milan; Moscow; Mumbai, India; New York; Nice, France; Osaka, Japan; Paris (CDG); Perth, Australia; Port Louis, Mauritius; Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; Rome; San Francisco; São Paulo; Seoul; Singapore; Sydney; Taipei, Taiwan; Tokyo Narita; Toronto; Vienna; Washington, DC; and Zurich.

Emirates also serves Christchurch, New Zealand via Sydney as a fifth-freedom flight. That’s a total of 48 destinations.