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 ...

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

Emirates is going through a period of huge upheaval and modernization in its fleet. Ch-aviation data reveals the airline has 233 active, 29 inactive, and five wet-leased aircraft but has a vast ...

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

In the face of increasing competition from competitors, Emirates has ... the $5 billion refurbishment actually came in response to the delayed delivery of new 777X aircraft which are now not ...

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Emirates President Tim Clark said he was seeing a greater degree of determination from Boeing to resolve its many issues ...

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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.

“The main driver for this refurbishment program was the delay in the delivery of new aircraft,” explains Ahmed Safa, Head of Engineering at Emirates. “Boeing says the 777-9 is coming in ...