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Emirates, Etihad to Resume Operations Tomorrow
Emirates and Etihad Airways to Resume Operations Tomorrow Regional airspace closures across the Middle East continue to impact Gulf-based airline operations. Emirates and Etihad Airways announced in separate operational updates that flights to and from Dubai and Abu Dhabi are planned to resume at specific times. According to Emirates, inbound and outbound flights to and from Dubai are expected to…
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Emirates Cancels All Dubai Flights
Emirates Cancels All Dubai Departures and Arrivals Amid escalating regional tensions and ongoing airspace restrictions, Dubai-based carrier Emirates has canceled all flights departing from and arriving in Dubai. ➡️ The decision follows the temporary closure of United Arab Emirates airspace due to heightened instability in the Middle East. Passengers are advised to check their flight status through official Emirates channels…
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Emirates Announces Major Campus Investment for Cabin Crew
Emirates Announces Major Residential Campus Investment for Cabin Crew Emirates Airline has signed a land acquisition agreement with Dubai Investments Park (DIP) to develop a new living community for its cabin crew. As part of the multi-billion-dirham investment, a specially designed residential and mixed-use campus is planned. The project will include housing units as well as social facilities, recreational areas,…
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Emirates Announces New Vegan Cuisine Concept Under Veganuary
Emirates is preparing to offer passengers a new vegan cuisine approach developed as part of Veganuary, focusing on more natural and minimally processed flavors centered on legumes, grains, nuts, seeds, and seasonal vegetables instead of processed plant-based meat alternatives. Shaped in line with the growing global interest in healthy and conscious nutrition, the new concept is planned to be introduced…
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Emirates Carried 55.6M Passengers, Ordered 73 Aircraft in 2025
Emirates Carried 55.6 Million Passengers in 2025, Placed Orders for 73 New Aircraft Emirates carried 55.6 million passengers in 2025, operating approximately 180,000 flights. As part of its efforts to strengthen its fleet, the airline placed orders for 73 new aircraft during the year, marking another significant milestone in its 40-year history. One of the most notable developments of the…
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Emirates Extends Agreement with Gameco for A380 and 777 Maintenance
Emirates has extended its cooperation with Guangzhou Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Company (Gameco) for the heavy maintenance of its Airbus A380 and Boeing 777 fleets through new agreements. Accordingly, the Boeing 777 heavy maintenance contract has been renewed for an additional three-year period, continuing through 2029. Gameco has been providing heavy maintenance services for Emirates’ A380 aircraft at its facilities in…
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77 Pilots Join the Aviation Industry at the Sixth Graduation Ceremony of the Emirates Flight Training Academy
After successfully completing months of intensive and rigorous training, 77 pilot cadets took their first step into professional aviation careers by earning their wings at the sixth graduation ceremony of the Emirates Flight Training Academy (EFTA). At the ceremony marking its sixth graduating class, the Emirates Flight Training Academy added 77 new pilots to the aviation industry. With this cohort,…
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Emirates Concludes the Year with 5 New Awards
Emirates has closed out 2025 on a strong note, earning five new global awards at the 32nd World Travel Awards held in Bahrain. The airline stood out for its top-tier performance in areas such as inflight entertainment, First Class travel experience, First Class lounge services, and its loyalty program. With these new honors, Emirates further reinforced its leadership in global…
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Emirates Deploys Its First A350-900ULR to Adelaide
Emirates has begun operating its first ultra-long-range Airbus A350-900ULR on the Adelaide route. The airline’s Divisional Vice President for Australasia, Barry Brown, noted that this is the first long-range A350 delivery capable of flying non-stop between Dubai and Adelaide. ℹ️ Emirates took delivery of its first A350 in November 2024 and began operating it on the Dubai–Edinburgh route in early…
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Emirates A380 Damaged in Manchester Ground Incident
An Emirates Airbus A380 sustained damage after a fuel truck collided with the aircraft while it was parked in Manchester. The incident occurred on Friday and reportedly caused damage to the engine’s air intake. As a result, the return flight EK18 from Manchester to Dubai was cancelled.
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