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And also, that's just quoting from another AVGeeks website :-

"But as April came to a close, that began to take a turn. Various media outlets began to report the airline would begin parking planes at Dubai World Central Airport, including 36 777s and 10 A380s over the course of three months. That, in total, represents 18 percent of the Emirates fleet and a huge setback for the airline."

There will be 46 parked, but not all at the same time from what I can see. Some are in for maintenance, and will return. The chart previously quoted showed a maximum of 20 parked concurrently - but I'm not sure if that is still up to date.