Connecting the world with exceptional service, global reach, and industry-leading innovation in air travel.
Emirates is a premier global airline headquartered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, known for its expansive network, state-of-the-art fleet, and outstanding customer experience. As one of the world's largest international carriers, Emirates connects six continents through its central hub and delivers comprehensive passenger and cargo solutions. Renowned for its luxury onboard services and aviation leadership, the airline consistently maintains a competitive market position.
Emirates employs approximately 107,146 people globally.
Emirates operates one of the world's youngest and most technologically advanced widebody fleets, predominantly featuring modern Airbus A380 and Boeing 777 aircraft. The airline invests in next-generation in-flight entertainment, digital customer service enhancements, and robust operational control systems. Industry-leading maintenance infrastructure in Dubai ensures high standards of safety, reliability, and operational efficiency. Emirates prioritizes innovation in sustainability, including research in SAF (sustainable aviation fuel), and future fleet upgrades to enhance service delivery for passengers and partners.
Total Aircraft: 262
Aircraft Type | Quantity |
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Airbus A380-800 | 1 |
Boeing 777-300ER | 1 |
Boeing 777-200LR | 1 |
Boeing 777F | 1 |
Boeing 777F | 1 |
Average Fleet Age: 8.2 years
Emirates delivers comprehensive logistics and supply chain solutions, supporting airlines and aviation partners through industry-leading cargo management and global hub operations at Dubai. The airline's dedicated cargo division, Emirates SkyCargo, ensures efficient movement of goods, spare parts, and high-value commodities worldwide. Advanced ground support services and automated warehouse management systems maximize operational throughput and reliability. Strategic partnerships with global logistics providers and the integration of seamless digital cargo tracking technology give Emirates a competitive edge in end-to-end aviation logistics.
Location | Type | Facilities |
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Dubai International (DXB) | main | Main hub facilities |
Emirates SkyCargo Mega Terminal (DXB) | cargo | Cargo hub facilities |
Emirates maintains an extensive global network, connecting more than 140 destinations in over 80 countries across six continents via its Dubai hub. The airline offers unparalleled coverage to major cities in Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Oceania. Its route strategy is designed around high-frequency long-haul flights, maximized by the operational flexibility of widebody aircraft. Through robust codeshare agreements with select airlines, Emirates broadens its reach and provides seamless connectivity for passengers and cargo. Strategic investments in cargo logistics ensure service continuity for aviation partners worldwide. Emirates' focus on innovation and alliance-building supports its competitive leadership in global supply chains and aviation partnerships.
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Emirates maintains an extensive global network, connecting more than 140 destinations in over 80 countries across six continents via its Dubai hub. The airline offers unparalleled coverage to major cities in Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Oceania. Its route strategy is designed around high-frequency long-haul flights, maximized by the operational flexibility of widebody aircraft. Through robust codeshare agreements with select airlines, Emirates broadens its reach and provides seamless connectivity for passengers and cargo. Strategic investments in cargo logistics ensure service continuity for aviation partners worldwide. Emirates' focus on innovation and alliance-building supports its competitive leadership in global supply chains and aviation partnerships.
Partner | Type |
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Qantas | codeshare |
Japan Airlines | codeshare |
South African Airways | codeshare |
Air Malta | codeshare |
Bangkok Airways | codeshare |
GOL | codeshare |
Malaysia Airlines | codeshare |
Emirates demonstrates strong financial performance, recovering robustly post-pandemic and maintaining its position among the largest and most profitable airlines globally. Revenue and net profit have shown positive trends due to fleet modernization, network expansion, and strategic cost management. As a wholly owned subsidiary of the Emirates Group, the airline remains privately held but demonstrates financial resilience through its solid liquidity and investment in innovation.
Metric | Value |
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Annual Revenue | $32.6 billion |
Profit Margin | 13.8% |
Net Profit | $4500.0 million |
Financial Year | 2024 |
Emirates offers a comprehensive suite of services designed to support passenger needs, airline partners, and the broader aviation ecosystem. The airline's passenger portfolio features four distinct cabin classes, innovative inflight entertainment, and tailored on-board dining. Advanced cargo and logistics solutions include temperature-sensitive handling, urgent freight, and express delivery. Comprehensive maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO), ground handling, and crew training services further extend Emirates' integrated support capabilities. Additional offerings such as aviation consultancy and Skywards loyalty benefits provide unique value for partners and travellers alike.
Passenger Service: First Class
Passenger Service: Business Class
Passenger Service: Premium Economy
Passenger Service: Economy Class
Cargo Service: General Cargo
Cargo Service: Pharmaceutical Logistics
Cargo Service: Perishable Cargo
Cargo Service: Express Delivery
Cargo Service: Valuable and Dangerous Goods Transport
Additional Service: Maintenance
Additional Service: Ground Handling
Additional Service: Crew Training
Additional Service: Aviation Consulting