Emirates is one of the airlines that fly from the United Arab Emirates. It was established in 1985. Its IATA designator is EK. It hubs Dubai International Airport in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Emirates flies to 54 different passenger destinations in Europe, Africa, Asia, and Australia. The airline plans to introduce service to 4 more destinations, including service to the United States on 1 July 2004. The airline is considering about flying to Canada and South America.

Emirates codeshares rail service to stations in France with SNCF French Rail. Emirates codeshares rail to Germany on Deutsche Bahn's AiRail service.

Table of contents

1 Fleet 2 Passenger Destinations 2.1 Africa 2.2 Asia 2.2.1 East Asia 2.2.2 Middle East 2.2.3 South Asia 2.2.4 Southeast Asia 2.3 Europe 2.4 North America 2.5 Oceania 3 Skycargo destinations 3.6 Asia 3.6.5 East Asia 3.6.6 Middle East 3.6.7 South Asia 3.6.8 Southeast Asia 3.7 Europe 3.8 North America 4 Other facts of interest 5 External links

Fleet

• Airbus A340
  • A340-300
  • A340-500
• Boeing 777
  • B777-200
  • B777-300
• Airbus A330-200
• Airbus A380 (Future aircraft)

• Airbus A340-500
• Airbus A330-200
• Boeing 777
  • B777-200
  • B777-300
• Boeing 747
  • B747-200F
  • B747-400F

Africa

• Egypt
  • Cairo
• Ghana
  • Accra (Kotoka International Airport)
• Kenya
  • Nairobi (Jomo Kenyatta International Airport)
• Libya
  • Tripoli
• Mauritius
  • Mauritius
• Morocco
  • Casablanca (Mohammed V International Airport)
• Nigeria
  • Lagos (Lagos Murtala Muhammed International Airport)
• South Africa
  • Johannesburg (Johannesburg International Airport)
• Sudan
  • Khartoum
• Tanzania
  • Dar es Salaam
• Uganda
  • Entebbe

• China, People's Republic of
  • Hong Kong (Hong Kong International Airport)
  • Shanghai (Pu Dong International Airport) (10 April 2004)*
• Japan
  • Osaka, Osaka Prefecture (Kansai International Airport)

• Bahrain
  • Manama (Bahrain International Airport)
• Iran
  • Tehran
• Jordan
  • Amman*
• Kuwait
  • Kuwait City
• Lebanon
  • Beirut (Beirut International Airport)
• Oman
  • Muscat
• Qatar
  • Doha (Doha International Airport)
• Saudi Arabia
  • Dammam, Saudi Arabia (King Fahad International Airport)
  • Jeddah
  • Riyadh (King Khalid International Airport)
• Syria
  • Damascus
• United Arab Emirates
  • Abu Dhabi (Abu Dhabi International Airport)
  • Dubai (Dubai International Airport, hub)
• Yemen
  • Sanaa

• Bangladesh
  • Dhaka (Zia International Airport)*
• India
  • Chennai, Tamil Nadu (Chennai International Airport)*
  • Delhi (Indira Gandhi International Airport)
  • Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh
  • Kochi, Kerala
  • Mumbai, Maharashtra (Chatrapati Shivaji International Airport)*
• Pakistan
  • Islamabad (Islamabad International Airport)
  • Karachi, Sindh (Karachi International Airport)
  • Lahore, Punjab (Allama Iqbal International Airport)
  • Peshawar, North West Frontier Province
• Maldives
  • Male
• Sri Lanka
  • Colombo

• Indonesia
  • Jakarta, Java (Soekarno-Hatta International Airport)
• Malaysia
  • Kuala Lumpur, West Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur International Airport)
• Philippines
  • Manila, Luzon (Ninoy Aquino International Airport)
• Singapore
  • Singapore (Changi International Airport)*
• Thailand
  • Bangkok (Don Muang International Airport)*

• Austria
  • Vienna (Vienna International Airport) (1 May 2004)
• Cyprus
  • Larnaca
• France
  • Nice, Alpes-Maritimes (Côte d' Azur International Airport)
  • Paris (Charles de Gaulle International Airport)
• Germany
  • Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia (Düsseldorf International Airport)*
  • Frankfurt am Maim, Hesse (Frankfurt International Airport)*
  • Munich, Bavaria (Franz Josef Strauß International Airport)
• Greece
  • Athens, Attica (Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport)
• Italy
  • Milan, Lombardy (Malpensa International Airport)
  • Rome (Leonardo Da Vinci International Airport)
• Malta
  • Malta
• Russia
  • Moscow, Central Russia (Domodedovo International Airport)
• Switzerland
  • Zürich (Zürich International Airport)
• Turkey
  • Istanbul (Ataturk International Airport)*
• United Kingdom
  • Birmingham, England (Birmingham, UK International Airport)
  • Glasgow, Scotland (Glasgow International Airport) (10 April 2004)
  • London, England (Heathrow Airport and Gatwick Airport)
  • Manchester, England, United Kingdom (Manchester International Airport)

• United States
  • New York City, New York (John F. Kennedy International Airport) (1 June 2004)*

• Australia
  • Brisbane, Queensland (Brisbane International Airport)
  • Melbourne, Victoria (Tullamarine Airport)
  • Perth, Western Australia (Perth Airport)
  • Sydney, New South Wales (Kingsford Smith International Airport)
• New Zealand
  • Auckland, North Island (Auckland International Airport)

• People's Republic of China
  • Dalian
  • Hong Kong
  • Shanghai
• Republic of China
  • Taipei, Taiwan

• Jordan
  • Amman
• United Arab Emirates
  • Dubai (hub)

• Bangladesh
  • Dhaka
• India
  • Bangalore
  • Chennai
  • Mumbai

• Singapore
  • Singapore
• Thailand
  • Bangkok

• Belgium
  • Liège
• Germany
  • Dusseldorf
  • Frankfurt am Maim
• Netherlands
  • Amsterdam
• Sweden
  • Gothenburg
• Turkey
  • Istanbul

• United States
  • New York, New York

• Emirates is the title sponsor of the Dubai World Cup and was a major sponsor of the 2003 women soccer World Cup