Emirates is set to roll out more of its next-generation Airbus A350s alongside retrofitted A380s and Boeing 777s, all featuring its popular Premium Economy cabin, on routes across the Middle East and West Asia.
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EmiratesEmirates is set to roll out more of its next-generation Airbus A350s alongside retrofitted A380s and Boeing 777s, all featuring its popular Premium Economy cabin, on routes across the Middle East and West Asia.
The move will enhance the travel experience for customers flying to and from Amman, Mumbai, Muscat, and Bahrain, providing access to Emirates’ latest Premium Economy and Business Class seats. Passengers will enjoy a more consistent onboard product, especially when connecting through Dubai to other destinations served by Emirates’ modernized fleet.
Updated Aircraft Deployment Schedule
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Amman (EK903/904): From 26 October 2025, the route will operate with a four-class A380 featuring refreshed interiors, including Premium Economy, on both daily services.
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Mumbai (EK504/505): Starting 26 October, a retrofitted Boeing 777 will serve the route, offering upgraded cabins on 22 weekly flights.
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Muscat (EK862/863): From 30 October, Emirates will deploy the A350 on all nine weekly flights, including Thursday and Saturday services.
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Bahrain (EK833/834): Beginning 4 December, an additional retrofitted Boeing 777 will operate every Thursday, making Bahrain exclusively served by aircraft featuring Premium Economy and updated Business Class.
These updates contribute to Emirates’ 635+ weekly flights equipped with Premium Economy. By winter, the airline will serve 68 cities with the product, with 36 routes fully operated by aircraft offering Premium Economy.
Scaling Up Premium Travel
With demand for premium travel growing, Emirates aims to offer over 2 million Premium Economy seats by the end of 2025, up from today’s 1.8 million seats across its network.
The airline’s fleet retrofit program—one of the largest in aviation history—continues at pace, with one aircraft upgraded every three weeks. So far, 67 aircraft have been refurbished, part of a plan to retrofit 219 jets (110 A380s and 109 Boeing 777s). Emirates is also flying nine A350s across 15 destinations.
Tickets are available via emirates.com, the Emirates App, retail outlets, and travel agents.
Source: Emirates
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