Emirates will be boosting its flights using its new Airbus A350s, and recently retrofitted Airbus A380s and Boeing 777s featuring the airline's new Premium Economy product to four cities in the Middle East and India.
Emirates will be boosting its flights using its new Airbus A350s, and recently retrofitted Airbus A380s and Boeing 777s featuring the airline's new Premium Economy product to four cities in the Middle East and India.
From October 26, Emirates will operate its four-class A380s with the new interiors on flights EK903/EK904 between Dubai and Amman. With the upgrade, customers will be able to fly on the airline's latest cabin products on both daily flights to the city.
On the same day, Emirates will boost the flights operated with the new cabins on its flights to Mumbai to 22 weekly flights. Retrofitted Boeing 777s will be used on its flights EK504/EK505 to the city.
Customers bound for Muscat will be able to travel on the airline's A350s on its nine weekly flights to the city with the deployment of its A350 on EK862/EK863 every Thursday and Saturday starting October 30.
Emirates will also introduce an additional retrofitted 777 to Bahrain on its flights EK833/EK834 every Thursday from December 4.
Combined with the current flights operated with its retrofitted aircraft and A350s, Emirates will offer its Premium Economy seats on more than 635 flights weekly across its network.
By the end of 2025, Emirates expects to offer 2 million Premium Economy seats to 68 cities – 36 of them all-exclusively with the cabin product.
Of the 219 aircraft that Emirates planned for retrofitting, 67 have been completed. The airline is also currently operating 9 A350s to 15 destinations.
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