Original sentence: Emirates is the largest operator of the A380, with the 100th A380 joining its fleet in October 2007.Furthermore, the airline had 41 more A380s on order, which would have increased the number of A380s in service to 142.In February 2019, following a review of its operations, Emirates reduced its A380 order; it will take delivery of 14 further Airbus A380s over the next two years.It considered buying an additional 100 to 200 Airbus A380s if the four-engined superjumbo had been revamped with more fuel-efficient engines by 2020.The aircraft were valued at US $16 billion.The airline currently uses its A380-800s daily to over 40 destinations, both short haul and long haul, with more being added each month.The commitment was for 20 A380s, with an option for 16 more; deliveries were to start in 2020
Edited sentence: As of August 2017, Emirates is the largest operator of the A380, with the 100th A380 joining its fleet in October 2017.Emirates has also planned to use the A380 to Jakarta, however the airport as of 2016 is still not ready for the A380.Emirates has refused to yield to the fact that Airbus is delaying the delivery of the A380 and made a statement that they are receiving the A380s at a more rapid rate than the other operators.Furthermore, the airline has 41 more A380s on order, which, when delivered, would increase the number of A380s in service to 142.In February 2019, following a review of its operations, Emirates reduced its A380 orders; it will take delivery of 14 further Airbus A380s over the next two years.It could buy an additional 100 to 200 Airbus A380s if the four-engined superjumbo were revamped with more fuel-efficient engines by 2020.On 28 May 2010, the airline received its ninth A380.The aircraft are valued at US $16 billion.The airline currently uses its A380-800s daily to over 40 destinations both short haul and long haul, with more being added each month.The commitment is for 20 A380s, with an option for 16 more, deliveries are to start in 2020