A6-EDF has the Manufacturer Serial Number 007 and was the seventh A380 built. It was delivered to Emirates in December 2009.

Emirates has debuted a retrofitted aircraft in Australia for the first time, which means passengers down under can now book the airline’s ‘First Class Game Changer’ suites on flights in and out of one ...

The Dubai Press Club (DPC) hosted a session to discuss new trends in Arab drama production and key challenges facing With the Holy Month of Ramadan expected to begin this week, Emirates is preparing ...

With a modern fleet of over 260 widebody aircraft, Emirates is currently the largest operator of Boeing 777 and Airbus A380.

Almost eight years after they were originally unveiled, Emirates’ Mercedes-Benz-inspired first class suites have finally ...

It reads like an April fools’ joke. “British Airways plane banned from flying because seats are ‘too comfy’,” the headline ...

Is Tuesday, April 1’s announcement an April Fool’s Day prank? Or is the airline indeed launching a new door-to-door delivery ...

The once-written-off colossus experiences a new spike in value, airline resurrection and second-hand airframes drive the A380 ...

Emirates reinstates second daily Dubai-Beirut flight from April 1, 2025, increasing capacity by over 5,000 weekly seats. Also ...

BA, Emirates, Royal Brunei, and Virgin Atlantic are scheduled to service the Heathrow to Dubai route in March 2025.

Third places” like onboard bars and lounges are beloved by some passengers, even as seats become more spacious and private.

The luxury of the Golden Age of air travel is still alive and well in the first-class cabins of the world's leading airlines.