Middle Eastern carrier Emirates has expanded its aircraft refurbishment programme to another 28 Boeing 777-300ERs, as a result of fleet-renewal delays. The airline has 170 Boeing 777-9s on order ...

Following the refurbishment programme, the oldest jets in the Emirates fleet will be withdrawn from around 2035, at which point they will be more than 25 years old. Mr Kazim spoke in London at the ...

Tim Clark, the president of Emirates, has said he remains cautiously optimistic that the first Boeing 777X deliveries will ...

Emirates is going beyond cabin upgrades with plans for its Airbus A350 fleet, hinting at a new Business Class product in collaboration with Safran. Emirates has unveiled the cabins of its first ...

While Emirates continues its fleet refurbishment “at pace”, I commend the airline’s excellent economy class. Simon Calder, also known as The Man Who Pays His Way, has been writing about ...

Emirates has confirmed plans to operate its fleet of Airbus A380 double-decker aircraft until the close of the 2030s, ...

To make room for the premium economy seats, 50 seats are being removed from economy. Refurbishment work for the Emirates fleet is being managed and executed in-house at the airline’s engineering ...

Emirates’ ambitious fleet refurbishment programme aims to cover over 220 aircraft, representing a significant $5 billion investment in bettering customer experiences across its global network.

Emirates is going even further ... taking their time to get into airlines’ hands, refurbishment offers opportunities to green up the fleet they have. Passenger comfort is important, but so ...