Emirates is set to enhance its global network with the introduction of newly refurbished Boeing 777s and Airbus A380s, adding eight more cities to its roster.
The upgrades, which include the airline's industry-leading Premium Economy cabins, will serve destinations including Bangkok, Hong Kong, Madrid, and Perth, among others, in the coming months.
From July 1, 2025, Emirates will launch its refreshed A380 services to Bangkok, followed by Hong Kong and Nice in October, with Perth also receiving the latest A380 later that month. The Boeing 777s will see similar upgrades, with retrofitted planes flying to cities like Madrid, Kuala Lumpur, and Phuket starting in October. Dublin will also receive a second refurbished Boeing 777 in December.
This rollout is part of Emirates' ongoing $5 billion retrofit program, aimed at improving the passenger experience across its fleet. By the end of 2025, the airline expects to have retrofitted 51 aircraft and introduced 8,512 Premium Economy seats across over 70 cities.
The program also includes the upcoming debut of Emirates’ long-range A350 aircraft in Adelaide, set for December 1, 2025. The A350 will offer a luxurious long-haul experience, boasting a range of over 14,000 kilometers.
Emirates’ commitment to high-quality travel continues to set it apart, as it strengthens its competitive edge in premium travel offerings. The new aircraft will ensure that customers enjoy a consistent, world-class experience wherever they travel.
News Source: Dubai Media Office
