Emirates

Emirates President Sir Tim Clark says the airline would like to grow its presence in the U.S. But Boeing delivery delays have created some roadblocks.

Emirates Airline will increase the frequency of its scheduled services to Antananarivo in Madagascar starting later this year.

In December, flydubai welcomed the first guests in its new business class lounge at the Dubai International Airport Terminal 2.

Living overseas and flying for an international air carrier can be an attractive and rewarding opportunity for many pilots.

The long-awaited new aircraft type in Emirates’ fleet is finally on the way to Dubai. Its first Airbus A350-900 is scheduled to enter service in January 2024.

Passengers will get to enjoy many Thanksgiving favorites in the air between November 23-30 on flights to and from the United States. 

Passengers are in for a treat when they travel on Emirates over the next few weeks with special menus, NBA game streaming, and NBA-themed cabin interiors.

Emirates is expanding its African network with new flights to Entebbe, Addis Ababa, and Johannesburg, offering increased connectivity.

Debut of the airline’s newest fleet type was previously delayed into December 2024, but that date has now shifted to early 2025.

The carrier currently has 14 777-300 freighters on firm order from Boeing, including five it committed to purchase in July.