Emirates is going through a period of huge upheaval and modernization in its fleet with over 300 aircraft on order.

Although replacements are on the way, the legacy carrier operates the bulk of the remaining aging aircraft type.

This follows the Russian Foreign Ministry's statement in February, which called for the resumption of direct flights to the US.

IAI, Mammoth, and KMC are progressing with Boeing 777-300ER freighter conversions, but the lack of an FAA STC is delaying ...

Emirates SkyCargo has placed a second order in 2024 for five more Boeing 777 Freighters, bringing its total Boeing aircraft order to 249, including... Starting in December 2024, Austrian Airlines will ...

The refurbished Emirates Boeing 777 will feature a four-class configuration of Economy, Premium Economy, Business Class and First Class. All flights from DXB heading to the Portuguese capital city of ...

Colombo is set to receive the Boeing 777 with refreshed interiors from 10 August 2025 on its daily EK 650/651 flights. The operation will complement the airline’s newly introduced A350 operations to ...

Emirates aims to serve 44 cities with its fleet of refurbished Boeing 777 and Airbus A380 aircraft by September 2025. London Stansted will receive its second daily service with refreshed Boeing ...

This week a retro-fitted Emirates Boeing 777, featuring four classes – first, business, premium economy and economy - touched down at Melbourne Airport for the first time. The aircraft will fly ...

Gulf carrier Emirates is adding its refurbished Boeing 777 aircraft to the London Stansted route from May, as advances its retrofit programme. Additionally, the retrofitted aircraft will also be ...

From June 1, 2025, all flights operating to/from Lisbon will offer upgraded Boeing 777 cabins which include EK 191/192 and EK 193/194. To Dublin, Emirates will debut its latest Business and ...