Emirates
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Emirates Summer 2025: More A350 Destinations and Services Across the Network
The Airbus A350-900 is only a newcomer to the Emirates fleet, however, it’s already going places. The airline is including the ultra-modern aircraft in more of its operations and, with more units present in its fleet, is planning to shift gears once again for the 2025 summer season with new destinations and services. In this…
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Kuwait and Bahrain Ready or Not Here Comes The Emirates A350
After receiving its first A350-900 Emirates is finally bringing the aircraft into operation. This is a big deal for the airline which has operated for the largest part of the past 10 years only two aircraft types, the A380 and the 777. That duopoly is now ending with the airline introducing the A350-900 in its…
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Emirates Replacing Melbourne Flight Via Singapore With Non-Stop Service in 2025
No secret or doubt about it, Australia is one of the most strategic and key markets for Emirates. Arguably second only to the UK which is the airline’s prime market with London representing the number one served destination by number of flights and available seats. Australians are very accustomed to traveling by plane and travel…
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Emirates Introduces New Business Class on Vienna Flights
Emirates has been hard at work in the past months and years to renovate its fleet. Along with receiving brand new Airbus A350s the airline has undertaken a massive retrofitting effort on both its Boeing 777 and Airbus A380 fleets. The goal of this undertaking is to bring the new and updated Business and Premium…
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Emirates Announces Solid First Semester of 2024/25 FY
While most of the world reports its financial results following the solar year, the UAE follows the British way. That means that the financial year starts in April and ends in March. Therefore, when reading Emirates financial reports we find ourselves offset by 3 months with most other major airline group, except IAG. With that…
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The Last Piece of The London Airport Lounges Puzzle for Emirates
By far London is Emirates most strategic, important, and lucrative destination and market. So much so that across the three airports served (Heathrow, Gatwick, and Stansted) the Dubai based airline operates 12 daily flights, with many of them being A380 services. However, something was still missing at the latest London airport to join the airline’s…
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Emirates Pulling Out of The Ultra-Competitive Singapore Melbourne Flight Market
Emirates over the years has flown innumerous fifth freedom of the sky’s routes. Some of its most successful ones have historically involved flights from southeast Asia to Australia. Soon though there won’t be any at all left in the Emirates route network, following surprise news coming out of Singapore. Here’s the lowdown. Emirates Will Exit…
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Emirates Updates Its Onboard Premium Spirits Offering
Few things can make an onboard experience go from average to an unforgettable experience as service and catering can. So much of a passenger’s flight experience revolves around these two key aspects. Even more if you are a passenger travelling in a premium cabin. There the impact of a fine dining experience is far deeper.…
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The Biggest Challenge the New Air India Has to Win to Be Successful?
There is one challenge that will make or break the new Air India’s profits and success. A challenge that will see the new carrier go head-to-head with some of the most powerful airlines in the world. Let me better elaborate my thoughts and what I am referring to. What Is Air India’s Biggest Challenge and…
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My Experience With Emirates Airlines’ Recruiting
Although it has been over 12 years since I went through the recruiting phase with Emirates, Qatar Airways and Ryanair I’ll go over what it was like and what I think might be particularly useful information for whoever is going through this now. A Little About Me Before Talking About Emirates Recruiting When I first…