Emirates inflight catering costs hit AED 5.316 billion, rising 12% as premium service investment grows across its worldwide network.

Emirates is the largest international carrier by capacity in the world as of August, with a significant number of ASK in the region.

Dubai International Airport launches August passenger experiences with free treats, live music and personalised welcomes at Terminal 3.

Emirates SkyCargo moves UAE’s first AI-enabled satellite Altair-1 from Dubai to the US, supporting the country’s growing space sector.

Dubai’s aviation future transforms as Al Maktoum Airport prepares to replace DXB with a mega hub by 2035.

Emirates has completed the retrofit of 100 Airbus A380 and Boeing 777 aircraft, expanding Premium Economy and enhancing long-haul travel.

The Middle East records the world’s second-highest share of premium travellers, with 9.5% of passengers choosing first and business class.

The UAE is expanding its travel influence as flydubai increases Bangkok and Krabi flights to meet rising demand from Thailand, GCC nations, Libya, Syria and Nepal, creating stronger tourism links and wider aviation opportunities.

Emirates completes 100 aircraft retrofits in Dubai under its $5 billion cabin upgrade programme, transforming luxury travel with next-generation experiences.

Emirates delays Airbus A380 return on Glasgow, Hong Kong, Osaka, Perth and Prague routes. Travellers receive updated summer 2026 flight guidance

Emirates boosts Dubai–Phuket flights to three daily Airbus A350 services, expanding Thailand connectivity, Premium Economy, cargo capacity and Europe-GCC travel links.

Airport Show 2026 in Dubai highlights biometric systems transforming global travel, boosting efficiency across Middle East airports.

Emirates unveils AED 50 million next-gen airport lounges in Europe, redefining wellbeing, luxury and productivity while reshaping global travel standards.

UAE strengthens global travel connectivity as Emirates launches the world’s first Boeing 777-300ERSF commercial freighter, improving tourism supply chains, passenger services and international trade

Emirates is relaunching Airbus A380s on 11 major routes amid global airspace restrictions. Discover how this bold move captures what other airlines are missing.