Emirates confirms it will retire 26 aircraft next year, including 12 Airbus A330-200s, four A340-300s, one A340-500, six Boeing 777-200ERs, two Boeing 777-300s and one Boeing 777-300ER. In ...

Emirates’ overall fleet total rose by two aircraft over the course of the 2018-19 financial year, from 268 to 270. These comprised 138 777-300ERs, 10 777-200LRs, a single 777-300 and 12 777Fs ...

In comparison, Emirates’ fleet effectively starts at 354 seats with its 134 777-300ERs, some of which go up to 442 seats. Its 115 A380s, as of March 30, seat 489 to 615. The smaller 266-seat 777 ...

Emirates has served China since 2004 and plays a major role in the Belt and Road Initiative, connecting over 50 countries ...

Even Emirates – which already has 101 A380s in its fleet and 41 more on order – seemed to be aware of the significance of its order, worth about $16 billion at list prices.

The world's largest international carrier has committed to buy 40 787-10 airplanes from Boeing. The jets won't start arriving in Emirates' fleet until 2022.

"The 777 has been central to Emirates' fleet and network strategy of connecting cities on all continents non-stop to Dubai. We are pleased to extend our relationship with Boeing and look forward ...

"The 777 has been central to Emirates' fleet and network strategy of connecting cities on all continents non-stop to Dubai." BOEING SLASHING 737 DELIVERIES ON QUALITY ISSUE.

Emirates has turned its widebody fleet into an art form as it competes with fellow Gulf carrier Etihad and its proprietary The Apartment. “Emirates is the biggest operator of Boeing 777 aircraft, and ...

Emirates finalized an order for 50 Airbus SE planes, shrinking a tentative commitment made earlier in the year after the Gulf carrier reviewed its fleet strategy and aired concerns about aircraft ...

DUBAI (Reuters) – Gulf airline Emirates needs to redefine its strategy after the coronavirus pandemic brought global aviation to a near halt, its chief operating officer said on Thursday ...