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Emirates: Expert advice and recommendations

Expert travel writer Duncan Madden shares all you need to know before booking a flight with Emirates.
Duncan Madden
3 October 2024

Emirates is one of two flag carriers for the United Arab Emirates (UAE), alongside Etihad. Founded in Dubai in 1985, over the last 40 years it has grown into one of the world’s pre-eminent airlines, renowned for its service, amenities and comfort.

The airline operates only the widebody Airbus A380 and Boeing 777 jets, and has the world’s largest fleet of each. Flying short and long haul to more than 150 cities across 80 countries, it carried some 50 million passengers in 2024. If you’re flying long haul, it’s always worth looking for an Emirates flight, and where possible, the A380 offers the best all round experience.

Cabin classes

As is the modern norm for global airlines, Emirates offers four cabin classes and experiences. The airline’s fleet is one of the youngest and most modern of any, which means even standard economy class is more comfortable and better catered to than most rival airlines.

This may be reflected in the fare prices, but Emirates isn’t trying to compete with the lower end of the market. Indeed, it’s one of the best airlines for inclusive fees meaning its prices are often better value than you expect. That’s especially true once you factor in all the typically hidden low-cost carrier add-on charges. And after a 17 hour flight to the other side of the world, it’s hard to argue the little extra spent wasn’t worth it.

Economy class

There are four economy fare options. From cheapest to most expensive – Special, Saver, Flex and Flex Plus, though not all are always available on every flight. The difference between them is essentially down to flexibility for changes and cancellations, checked baggage weights and, for Special and Saver fares, paid seat selection.

Baggage allowances are already generous. The cheapest Special fare includes a 20 kg checked bag, 7 kg cabin bag plus the usual small personal bag. Enough for most holidays then. And the on-board facilities, from the stylish amenity kit (earplugs, eye mask, toothbrush set, socks and even a bookmark) to the oversized windows are industry leading. Emirates economy class is undoubtedly one of the best there is.

Planes run a 3-4-3 configuration but don’t feel too cramped. Seats are far more comfortable than the average – ergonomic and well padded with flexible side panels and adjustable leather headrests. Pitch (aka legroom) is 33 inches and recline is more than six inches. I’m 6 ft 2 in and my knees don’t quite touch the seat in front. Seats are just over 17 inches wide on the Boeing 777 and 18 inches wide on the Airbus A380.

Every seat houses a 13.3-inch TV screen – way bigger than most – for tapping into the huge entertainment vault. There are power outlets and dual USB ports for charging your own devices. Even the onboard headphones are pretty good, although you should always bring your own anyway – preferably noise cancelling. Emirates was the first airline to introduce Wi-Fi for all, free for Emirates Skywards members and just a few quid for everyone else.

Premium economy class

With standard economy so good, you may find it hard to justify the upgrade to premium. With many airlines that upgrade is usually little more than a couple extra inches of legroom. On Emirates it’s a significant, dare I say swanky, upgrade. New premium cabins are being retrofitted to the Boeing 777s at the time of writing, so aren’t yet available on all routes. Make sure to check before you book, because it’s quite the experience.

Seats are upgraded to cream leather and are chic and comfy with oversized pillows. Pitch is an incredible 40 inches and recline upped to eight inches, improved by the cushioned leg rest and 19.5-inch seat width. It’s certainly not the lie flat experience of business and first class, but then it doesn’t cost thousands of pounds more either.

Baggage allowances also go up, though that varies on the route. For flights between the Americas, Africa and Europe, you’ll get two 23 kg checked bags. For the rest of the world it’s a single bag up to 35 kg. All include a 10 kg cabin bag. Emirates’ premium experience is, in my opinion, one of the best you’ll find and well worth considering for long haul flights. Mine is not an uncommon opinion though, and so premium seats are popular – the earlier you book the more likely you are to find one available.

Business Class

In recent years it’s Emirates’ business class that has won the most plaudits, and things are only set to improve. Currently configured in a 2-3-2 layout, the airline is retrofitting much of its fleet for late 2025, adapting to a 1-2-1 layout with all new seats. Apart from a comfort upgrade, this will remove the dreaded ‘middle seat’ which currently means no direct access to the aisle.

In around 70 cities, the business class experience begins at your front door with a chauffeur service to the airport. Expedited bag drop, security and lounge access makes the entire airport experience infinitely better and its lounges are among the very best. Some offer direct boarding from the lounge, so you never have to mix with the masses.

Onboard, things are flashy but superb. Champagne-coloured leather seats, polished wood and plenty of gold accents. Partitions offer privacy should you want it and there’s lots of space to spread out. All business class seats recline flat, though the centre and window seats are a little longer than the aisle seats on the A380. All are between 5 ft 8 in and 6 ft 5 in long, so if you’re tall try and book a window seat.

You’ll get a mattress, chunky pillow, thick blanket and luxurious amenity kit stuffed with Bvlgari goodies. You can tap into the media library via the 23-inch HDTV screen that comes with excellent noise cancelling headphones. Perhaps my favourite amenity is that each seat has its own minibar, although it’s not refrigerated so you’ll need to order ice. If that’s not good enough, on the A380 there’s also a business lounge and bar where you can kick back on a couch, drink in hand and work out how to never fly economy again.

As with economy, business class comes in four flavours – Special, Saver, Flex and Flex Plus. All come with 40 kg of checked luggage, two 7 kg carry-on bags and all the onboard amenities I’ve mentioned. The difference is in seat allocation – you’ll have to pay with Special fares or wait until 48 hours before flying to choose your seat. Special doesn’t offer the flexibility to change and cancel flights and doesn’t include the chauffeur service.

I’ve always liked this approach, as it removes features many fliers don’t need and don’t want to pay for. Despite this, as with most business class long haul flights, seats are expensive, but with Emirates they’re better value than most.

First class

Emirates first class is all but unrivalled in quality and sheer indulgence and of course includes all the luxury of the business class service. Once onboard though, things really ramp up.

The A380 offers private seats with slide-close panel doors (there’s even a ‘do not disturb’ button) and every amenity you can imagine. Seats are more like beds and there’s even a spacious stand up ‘shower spa’ to freshen up before arrival. It’s bookable in half-hour slots but you only get five minutes of hot water.

The 777 is equally luxurious, and while it doesn't have the shower option, it does have fully enclosed suites that make it about as close to flying a private jet as most of us will ever get.

Onboard – entertainment, food and service

In pretty much every way I rate Emirates as offering the best onboard experience of any airline, especially in economy. Wi-Fi is decent and inexpensive. The ICE (Information, Connectivity, Entertainment) media library is as good as endless – 6,500 channels with everything from games and music to the latest blockbuster television and film.

Food and drinks are included in all fare classes. Economy fare looks typical of any airline but in my experience has always been well above average. Veggie and non-veggie are available in flight but there’s every conceivable option should you wish to order something in advance. There’s always a snack menu available should you get peckish between meals. As you go up in class, the experience improves significantly. Business and first class cuisine is refined and excellent.

As is the service. Emirates prides itself on the diversity and warmth of its crew, representing 130+ countries and speaking 60+ languages. Unlike so many modern airlines, I always feel the cabin crew on Emirates are genuinely proud to be there. Smiles feel genuine and even the fussiest passengers are handled with style and grace.

This KAYAK-commissioned article is presented as-is, for general informational purposes only, and may not be up to date. The opinions contained in the article are original to the author and reflect their authentic experience, which may vary significantly from the experience of others. Find more perspectives in our user reviews below.

Good to know

Low season

May

High season

December

Cheapest flight

£238
Best time to beat the crowds (4% less expensive on average)
Most popular time to fly (14% more expensive on average)
Flight from Dubai to New Delhi

FAQs about flying with Emirates

  • What is Emirates' carry-on size allowance?

    On board Emirates flights, cabin baggage should not exceed 21x14x7in. If your hand luggage is bigger, the Emirates assistance team will most likely ask you to pay extra for checked luggage.

  • Where does Emirates fly to?

    Emirates offers direct flights to 184 cities in 77 different countries. Dubai, Karachi, and Kuwait City are the most popular cities covered by Emirates.

  • What is Emirates’ primary hub?

    Emirates concentrates most of its flight operations in Dubai.

  • How does KAYAK find such low prices on Emirates flights?

    KAYAK is a travel search engine, meaning that we continuously look across the web to find the best deals for our users. With over 2 billion flight queries processed yearly, we are able to display a variety of prices and options on flights from all airlines, including Emirates.

  • When are Emirates plane tickets cheapest?

    Flight prices with Emirates will depend on the season and route you are flying. Our data shows that overall, the cheapest month to fly with Emirates is May, while the most expensive is December.

  • What’s the cheapest route that Emirates flies?

    In the last 72 hours, the cheapest route flown by Emirates found on KAYAK was from Kuala Lumpur to Jakarta, with a price of £98 for a round-trip.

  • Is Emirates part of an airline alliance?

    No, Emirates is not part of an airline alliance.

  • How many destinations does Emirates fly to?

    In total, Emirates flies to 190 destinations.

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Top tips for flying with Emirates

  • If you’re looking for the cheapest Emirates tickets, then try to fly from Dubai, where flights have been cheapest lately. The cheapest route from here available recently is to New Delhi, and costs £238.
  • The cheapest month for flights with Emirates is May, while the most expensive is generally December.

Emirates customer reviews

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7.9Food
8.0Comfort
8.2Entertainment
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Poor flight aircraft very old Crew was friendly 1 person though
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best service already provided
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AMD-DXB
Emeritus is ***** Fly dubai is 0 we need better service for Fly Dubai
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Not as good as we expected.
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Everything
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DXB-ALG
Very bad groud crew taking bags less than 7kg Bad food Old plane
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Loved that I had an exit row seat, and there was no one else in the row! And again, I don' use on-line entertainment at all (I read or sleep) but I very much appreciate that I didn't hear anyone else's entertainment!
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everything was great. I don't use on-board entertainment at all (I just read or sleep), but I appreciate that I couldn't hear anyone else's!
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Flight was on time. Seats (economy) were very comfortable and food was excellent. The bad thing was that after landing it took an hour to reach arrivals. We had to wait 15mins to get off the plane and then had to board a bus which moved very slowly and took almost 30 minutes.
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All Emirates flight routes

Flight no.Departure airportArrival AirportDurationMonTueWedThuFriSatSun
261Dubai (DXB)Sao Paulo (GRU)15h 30m
765Dubai (DXB)Johannesburg (JNB)8h 25m
708Victoria (SEZ)Dubai (DXB)4h 35m
708Antananarivo (TNR)Victoria (SEZ)2h 45m
413Christchurch (CHC)Sydney (SYD)3h 20m
415Sydney (SYD)Dubai (DXB)14h 30m
377Bangkok (BKK)Dubai (DXB)7h 0m
569Bengaluru (BLR)Dubai (DXB)4h 10m
363Guangzhou (CAN)Dubai (DXB)8h 55m
649Colombo (CMB)Dubai (DXB)4h 40m
513New Delhi (DEL)Dubai (DXB)4h 0m
262Sao Paulo (GRU)Dubai (DXB)14h 5m
425Perth (PER)Dubai (DXB)11h 10m
349Singapore (SIN)Dubai (DXB)8h 0m
412Sydney (SYD)Christchurch (CHC)3h 15m
788Abidjan (ABJ)Accra (ACC)1h 5m
787Accra (ACC)Abidjan (ABJ)1h 0m
788Accra (ACC)Dubai (DXB)7h 35m
441Adelaide (ADL)Dubai (DXB)13h 10m
449Auckland (AKL)Dubai (DXB)17h 10m
758Algiers (ALG)Dubai (DXB)6h 30m
40Birmingham (BHX)Dubai (DXB)7h 5m
431Brisbane (BNE)Dubai (DXB)14h 35m
501Mumbai (BOM)Dubai (DXB)3h 25m
571Kolkata (CCU)Dubai (DXB)5h 25m
76Paris (CDG)Dubai (DXB)6h 50m
653Colombo (CMB)Malé (MLE)1h 40m
132Moscow (DME)Dubai (DXB)5h 45m
822Dammam (DMM)Dubai (DXB)1h 35m
776Durban (DUR)Dubai (DXB)8h 15m
58Düsseldorf (DUS)Dubai (DXB)6h 30m
787Dubai (DXB)Accra (ACC)9h 5m
440Dubai (DXB)Adelaide (ADL)12h 20m
448Dubai (DXB)Auckland (AKL)16h 10m
757Dubai (DXB)Algiers (ALG)7h 30m
39Dubai (DXB)Birmingham (BHX)8h 0m
376Dubai (DXB)Bangkok (BKK)6h 10m
568Dubai (DXB)Bengaluru (BLR)3h 40m
430Dubai (DXB)Brisbane (BNE)14h 5m
500Dubai (DXB)Mumbai (BOM)3h 15m
362Dubai (DXB)Guangzhou (CAN)6h 55m
570Dubai (DXB)Kolkata (CCU)4h 10m
75Dubai (DXB)Paris (CDG)7h 40m
648Dubai (DXB)Colombo (CMB)4h 15m
516Dubai (DXB)New Delhi (DEL)3h 15m
131Dubai (DXB)Moscow (DME)5h 35m
821Dubai (DXB)Dammam (DMM)1h 30m
775Dubai (DXB)Durban (DUR)8h 30m
57Dubai (DXB)Düsseldorf (DUS)7h 15m
89Dubai (DXB)Geneva (GVA)7h 5m
396Dubai (DXB)Phuket City (HKT)6h 5m
528Dubai (DXB)Hyderabad (HYD)3h 30m
316Dubai (DXB)Osaka (KIX)9h 0m
9Dubai (DXB)London (LGW)8h 0m
5Dubai (DXB)London (LHR)8h 10m
193Dubai (DXB)Lisbon (LIS)8h 40m
783Dubai (DXB)Lagos (LOS)8h 40m
713Dubai (DXB)Lusaka (LUN)7h 5m
546Dubai (DXB)Chennai (MAA)3h 55m
143Dubai (DXB)Madrid (MAD)8h 15m
21Dubai (DXB)Manchester (MAN)8h 10m
408Dubai (DXB)Melbourne (MEL)13h 25m
656Dubai (DXB)Malé (MLE)4h 15m
332Dubai (DXB)Manila (MNL)8h 15m
719Dubai (DXB)Nairobi (NBO)5h 10m
318Dubai (DXB)Tokyo (NRT)9h 25m
424Dubai (DXB)Perth (PER)10h 55m
139Dubai (DXB)Prague (PRG)6h 50m
302Dubai (DXB)Shanghai (PVG)7h 55m
819Dubai (DXB)Riyadh (RUH)2h 5m
705Dubai (DXB)Victoria (SEZ)4h 40m
354Dubai (DXB)Singapore (SIN)7h 30m
414Dubai (DXB)Sydney (SYD)13h 50m
179Dubai (DXB)Warsaw (WAW)6h 15m
85Dubai (DXB)Zurich (ZRH)7h 0m
84Geneva (GVA)Dubai (DXB)6h 25m
397Phuket City (HKT)Dubai (DXB)6h 40m
714Harare (HRE)Lusaka (LUN)1h 5m
529Hyderabad (HYD)Dubai (DXB)4h 9m
766Johannesburg (JNB)Dubai (DXB)8h 20m
317Osaka (KIX)Dubai (DXB)11h 15m
10London (LGW)Dubai (DXB)7h 5m
4London (LHR)Dubai (DXB)7h 0m
194Lisbon (LIS)Dubai (DXB)7h 30m
784Lagos (LOS)Dubai (DXB)7h 15m
714Lusaka (LUN)Dubai (DXB)7h 5m
713Lusaka (LUN)Harare (HRE)1h 5m
547Chennai (MAA)Dubai (DXB)4h 35m
144Madrid (MAD)Dubai (DXB)7h 5m
22Manchester (MAN)Dubai (DXB)7h 15m
409Melbourne (MEL)Dubai (DXB)14h 10m
405Melbourne (MEL)Singapore (SIN)7h 40m
652Malé (MLE)Colombo (CMB)1h 30m
657Malé (MLE)Dubai (DXB)4h 15m
333Manila (MNL)Dubai (DXB)9h 35m
720Nairobi (NBO)Dubai (DXB)5h 0m
319Tokyo (NRT)Dubai (DXB)12h 10m
349Phnom Penh (PNH)Singapore (SIN)2h 0m
303Shanghai (PVG)Dubai (DXB)10h 20m
820Riyadh (RUH)Dubai (DXB)2h 10m
404Singapore (SIN)Melbourne (MEL)7h 25m
348Singapore (SIN)Phnom Penh (PNH)2h 0m
180Warsaw (WAW)Dubai (DXB)5h 40m
86Zurich (ZRH)Dubai (DXB)6h 15m
255Barcelona (BCN)Mexico City (MEX)12h 50m
255Dubai (DXB)Barcelona (BCN)7h 35m
771Cape Town (CPT)Dubai (DXB)9h 30m
369Denpasar (DPS)Dubai (DXB)9h 20m
770Dubai (DXB)Cape Town (CPT)9h 50m
368Dubai (DXB)Denpasar (DPS)9h 10m
256Mexico City (MEX)Barcelona (BCN)10h 45m
307Beijing (PEK)Dubai (DXB)8h 50m
306Dubai (DXB)Beijing (PEK)7h 30m
146Amsterdam (AMS)Dubai (DXB)6h 45m
95Dubai (DXB)Rome (FCO)6h 45m
175Dubai (DXB)Saint Petersburg (LED)6h 15m
703Dubai (DXB)Port Louis (MRU)6h 45m
176Saint Petersburg (LED)Dubai (DXB)6h 15m
704Port Louis (MRU)Dubai (DXB)6h 40m
238Boston (BOS)Dubai (DXB)12h 10m
237Dubai (DXB)Boston (BOS)14h 15m
211Dubai (DXB)Houston (IAH)16h 35m
203Dubai (DXB)New York (JFK)14h 40m
215Dubai (DXB)Los Angeles (LAX)16h 15m
235Dubai (DXB)Chicago (ORD)15h 10m
225Dubai (DXB)San Francisco (SFO)16h 0m
243Dubai (DXB)Montreal (YUL)13h 50m
212Houston (IAH)Dubai (DXB)14h 35m
204New York (JFK)Dubai (DXB)12h 30m
216Los Angeles (LAX)Dubai (DXB)15h 55m
236Chicago (ORD)Dubai (DXB)13h 25m
226San Francisco (SFO)Dubai (DXB)15h 45m
244Montreal (YUL)Dubai (DXB)12h 20m
145Dubai (DXB)Amsterdam (AMS)7h 40m
135Dubai (DXB)Venice (VCE)6h 40m
136Venice (VCE)Dubai (DXB)5h 50m
61Dubai (DXB)Hamburg (HAM)7h 5m
62Hamburg (HAM)Dubai (DXB)6h 30m
248Rio de Janeiro (GIG)Dubai (DXB)13h 45m
344Dubai (DXB)Kuala Lumpur (KUL)7h 15m
531Kochi (COK)Dubai (DXB)4h 5m
530Dubai (DXB)Kochi (COK)3h 50m
247Dubai (DXB)Rio de Janeiro (GIG)14h 50m
248Buenos Aires (EZE)Rio de Janeiro (GIG)2h 45m
247Rio de Janeiro (GIG)Buenos Aires (EZE)3h 25m
707Victoria (SEZ)Antananarivo (TNR)2h 45m
219Dubai (DXB)Orlando (MCO)16h 15m
220Orlando (MCO)Dubai (DXB)13h 50m
256Barcelona (BCN)Dubai (DXB)6h 30m
109Dubai (DXB)Larnaca (LCA)4h 30m
159Dubai (DXB)Oslo (OSL)7h 35m
110Larnaca (LCA)Dubai (DXB)3h 40m
109Larnaca (LCA)Luqa (MLA)2h 50m
110Luqa (MLA)Larnaca (LCA)2h 20m
160Oslo (OSL)Dubai (DXB)6h 55m
946Basra (BSR)Dubai (DXB)1h 45m
945Dubai (DXB)Basra (BSR)2h 5m
313Tokyo (HND)Dubai (DXB)11h 50m
214Miami (MIA)Dubai (DXB)14h 10m
797Conakry (CKY)Dakar (DSS)1h 15m
797Dakar (DSS)Dubai (DXB)9h 15m
797Dubai (DXB)Conakry (CKY)10h 15m
214Bogotá (BOG)Miami (MIA)3h 55m
312Dubai (DXB)Tokyo (HND)9h 10m
121Dubai (DXB)Istanbul (IST)5h 10m
213Dubai (DXB)Miami (MIA)16h 35m
122Istanbul (IST)Dubai (DXB)4h 25m
213Miami (MIA)Bogotá (BOG)3h 50m
636Dubai (DXB)Peshawar (PEW)3h 10m
637Peshawar (PEW)Dubai (DXB)3h 30m
229Dubai (DXB)Seattle (SEA)14h 40m
230Seattle (SEA)Dubai (DXB)14h 35m
182Brussels (BRU)Dubai (DXB)6h 40m
181Dubai (DXB)Brussels (BRU)7h 20m
210Athens (ATH)Dubai (DXB)4h 25m
209Athens (ATH)Newark (EWR)11h 0m
209Dubai (DXB)Athens (ATH)5h 35m
210Newark (EWR)Athens (ATH)9h 15m
221Dubai (DXB)Dallas (DFW)16h 15m
158Stockholm (ARN)Dubai (DXB)6h 35m
157Dubai (DXB)Stockholm (ARN)7h 20m
793Dubai (DXB)Luanda (LAD)8h 0m
794Luanda (LAD)Dubai (DXB)7h 50m
43Dubai (DXB)Frankfurt am Main (FRA)7h 15m
620Dubai (DXB)Siālkot (SKT)3h 0m
621Siālkot (SKT)Dubai (DXB)3h 35m
23Dubai (DXB)Edinburgh (EDI)8h 15m
24Edinburgh (EDI)Dubai (DXB)7h 25m
539Ahmedabad (AMD)Dubai (DXB)3h 20m
343Kuala Lumpur (KUL)Dubai (DXB)7h 20m
726Dar Es Salaam (DAR)Dubai (DXB)5h 20m
725Dubai (DXB)Dar Es Salaam (DAR)5h 30m
538Dubai (DXB)Ahmedabad (AMD)2h 35m
382Dubai (DXB)Hong Kong (HKG)7h 15m
853Dubai (DXB)Kuwait City (KWI)2h 0m
383Hong Kong (HKG)Dubai (DXB)9h 5m
854Kuwait City (KWI)Dubai (DXB)1h 45m
44Frankfurt am Main (FRA)Dubai (DXB)6h 30m
94Bologna (BLQ)Dubai (DXB)5h 50m
93Dubai (DXB)Bologna (BLQ)6h 45m
866Dubai (DXB)Muscat (MCT)1h 15m
867Muscat (MCT)Dubai (DXB)1h 15m
924Cairo (CAI)Dubai (DXB)3h 20m
923Dubai (DXB)Cairo (CAI)4h 15m
977Dubai (DXB)Tehran (IKA)2h 20m
978Tehran (IKA)Dubai (DXB)2h 10m
222Dallas (DFW)Dubai (DXB)14h 30m
747Dubai (DXB)Tunis (TUN)6h 55m
140Prague (PRG)Dubai (DXB)5h 55m
748Tunis (TUN)Dubai (DXB)5h 35m
338Cebu City (CEB)Angeles City (CRK)1h 20m
338Angeles City (CRK)Dubai (DXB)9h 20m
338Dubai (DXB)Cebu City (CEB)8h 45m
232Washington, D.C. (IAD)Dubai (DXB)12h 45m
91Dubai (DXB)Milan (MXP)7h 5m
92Milan (MXP)Dubai (DXB)6h 10m
836Manama (BAH)Dubai (DXB)1h 15m
835Dubai (DXB)Manama (BAH)1h 20m
394Dubai (DXB)Hanoi (HAN)6h 0m
724Addis Ababa (ADD)Dubai (DXB)4h 10m
723Dubai (DXB)Addis Ababa (ADD)4h 15m
231Dubai (DXB)Washington, D.C. (IAD)14h 45m
241Dubai (DXB)Toronto (YYZ)14h 20m
242Toronto (YYZ)Dubai (DXB)12h 45m
162Dublin (DUB)Dubai (DXB)7h 35m
161Dubai (DXB)Dublin (DUB)8h 20m
359Jakarta (CGK)Dubai (DXB)8h 25m
49Dubai (DXB)Munich (MUC)6h 50m
50Munich (MUC)Dubai (DXB)6h 10m
602Dubai (DXB)Karachi (KHI)2h 10m
729Dubai (DXB)Entebbe (EBB)5h 25m
366Dubai (DXB)Taipei City (TPE)7h 55m
730Entebbe (EBB)Dubai (DXB)5h 15m
367Taipei City (TPE)Dubai (DXB)9h 55m
152Copenhagen (CPH)Dubai (DXB)6h 25m
151Dubai (DXB)Copenhagen (CPH)7h 0m
384Bangkok (BKK)Hong Kong (HKG)2h 55m
112Budapest (BUD)Dubai (DXB)5h 10m
111Dubai (DXB)Budapest (BUD)6h 0m
358Dubai (DXB)Jakarta (CGK)8h 15m
65Dubai (DXB)London (STN)7h 50m
125Dubai (DXB)Vienna (VIE)6h 30m
385Hong Kong (HKG)Bangkok (BKK)3h 15m
66London (STN)Dubai (DXB)6h 55m
126Vienna (VIE)Dubai (DXB)5h 40m
322Dubai (DXB)Incheon (ICN)8h 20m
323Incheon (ICN)Dubai (DXB)10h 25m
607Karachi (KHI)Dubai (DXB)2h 25m
805Dubai (DXB)Jeddah (JED)3h 15m
96Rome (FCO)Dubai (DXB)5h 40m
395Hanoi (HAN)Dubai (DXB)7h 40m
806Jeddah (JED)Dubai (DXB)3h 10m
583Dhaka (DAC)Dubai (DXB)5h 30m
582Dubai (DXB)Dhaka (DAC)4h 30m
752Casablanca (CMN)Dubai (DXB)7h 25m
751Dubai (DXB)Casablanca (CMN)8h 45m
81Dubai (DXB)Lyon (LYS)7h 15m
206New York (JFK)Milan (MXP)7h 35m
82Lyon (LYS)Dubai (DXB)6h 19m
205Milan (MXP)New York (JFK)9h 15m
522Dubai (DXB)Thiruvananthapuram (TRV)4h 0m
392Dubai (DXB)Ho Chi Minh City (SGN)7h 0m
393Ho Chi Minh City (SGN)Dubai (DXB)7h 30m
27Dubai (DXB)Glasgow (GLA)8h 15m
77Dubai (DXB)Nice (NCE)7h 15m
35Dubai (DXB)Newcastle upon Tyne (NCL)7h 55m
28Glasgow (GLA)Dubai (DXB)7h 30m
78Nice (NCE)Dubai (DXB)6h 5m
36Newcastle upon Tyne (NCL)Dubai (DXB)7h 15m
523Thiruvananthapuram (TRV)Dubai (DXB)4h 15m
624Dubai (DXB)Lahore (LHE)2h 50m
625Lahore (LHE)Dubai (DXB)3h 30m
809Dubai (DXB)Medina (MED)2h 50m
810Medina (MED)Dubai (DXB)2h 30m
906Amman (AMM)Dubai (DXB)2h 55m
903Dubai (DXB)Amman (AMM)3h 30m
615Islamabad (ISB)Dubai (DXB)3h 30m
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Overview of Emirates

Emirates has three travel classes for passengers to choose from: Economy, Business, and First. Economy will provide you with entertainment, a hot meal, and free beverages, while Business has additional perks such as a seat that turns into a bed, complimentary alcoholic drinks, and a larger entertainment screen.

Although this airline is based in the United Arab Emirates, it provides flights to over 140 destinations that can be found in 70 different countries throughout the world, with many of them being in Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. For those that are interested in traveling to Europe, you can choose from locations such as Belgium, Denmark, France, and Germany. If you intend on going to Asia, you can also choose from countries such as China and Japan.

While Emirates is not a member of a specific air alliance or group, the company is considered to be the fourth largest airline in the world and has connections with other companies, such as Pakistan International Airlines. Additionally, it has codeshare agreements with many other companies, including Qantas, Air Malta, Malaysia Airlines, and TAP Air Portugal.

This airline has become known for having a large fleet that is composed of over 250 planes, with many of them being either Airbus or Boeing. The Boeing 777-300ER is the most commonly used plane by the company, as it can fit anywhere from 350 to 428 passengers, contains a selection of small passenger lounges, and is best suited for medium-range flights. When traveling longer distances, the company often employs the Airbus A380-800, a plane that is known for being the world’s largest passenger airline and fitting anywhere from 480 to 615 passengers.

Emirates information

IATA codeEK
Routes389
Top routeKarachi to Dubai
Airports served140
Top airportDubai Intl

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