Emirates continues to restore its operations through Dubai as it approaches its normal levels, having resumed 96% of its global network following recent regional developments.
The airline gradually resumed services in recent weeks across the Americas, Europe, Africa, West Asia, the Middle East, the GCC countries, the Far East, Australia and New Zealand, a step reflecting the gradual return of air connectivity through Dubai.
Emirates currently operates flights to 137 destinations in 72 countries, with more than 1,300 flights a week, equivalent to 75% of its operating capacity before the recent developments, while flights, seats and travel options continue to increase daily.
From 1 March to 30 April, Emirates carried 4.7 million passengers despite operating a reduced schedule, reflecting the strength of travel demand and customers' continued confidence in the airline's services.
The airline also offers more flexible options for travelers, including one free date change for bookings made from 2 April across all classes of travel, as well as the option to hold a fare for 24 hours free of charge.
The Dubai Connect program allows travelers with long layovers in Dubai of between 6 and 26 hours to enjoy a free stay at a 4- or 5-star hotel, with airport transfers, meals and a UAE entry visa if needed, subject to specific conditions.
From 8 May to 31 August 2026, Skywards members can benefit from faster access to higher tiers through reduced upgrade requirements, as well as earning bonus miles when flying on Emirates and flydubai flights.
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