Emirates Airlines occupy the excellent tourist class to 3 Arab destinations

Emirates Airlines said that it intends to expand the excellent tourist class to include 4 cities in the Middle East and West Asia on its new Airbus A350 aircraft, in addition to its updated aircraft from Airbus A380 and Boeing 77, including 3 Arab destinations, Oman, Muscat and Bahrain.

The carrier said in a press release: “The excellent tourist class seats and the new business class will be available on more flights to and from Amman, Mumbai, Muscat, and Bahrain, to provide a greater opportunity for customers to experience the distinctive products that Emirates Airlines is famous for on board, in addition to a smooth and consistent experience on connecting flights across Dubai to destinations that are also served by new Airbus A350, Boeing 777 and Airbus Updated A380. ”

Emirates Airlines plans to operate its updated and new aircraft as follows:

Amman: As of October 26, 2025, on the Airbus A380, by dividing the four degrees on the two daily flights “EK 903” and “EK 904”.

Mumbai: As of October 26, 2025 on the updated Boeing 777, on 22 flights a week on the two flights “E -504” and “E -505”.

Muscat: As of October 30, 2025, on its new Airbus A350, via the two flights “EK 862” and “EK 863” on Thursday and Saturday to allow its customers the experience of the new plane on all its nine weekly flights to Muscat.

Bahrain: As of December 4, 2025, Emirates Airlines will add its updated Boeing 777 to Bahrain over the two flights “EK 833” and “EK 834” on Thursday.

These additions are strengthened by the availability of excellent tourist class seats on more than 635 flights per week within the Emirates Network.

By winter, the carrier will serve 68 cities in the excellent tourist degree, of which 36 cities will be fully provided with excellent Economy Class Class.

With the increasing demand for outstanding travel, Emirates Airlines is working to expand the scope of the excellent tourist class strategically, and is expected to provide more than 2 million seats by the end of 2025.

The carrier currently provides more than 1.8 million seats within this degree at the level of its network.

The Emirates Airlines to update its fleet of aircraft is one of the largest modernization programs in the aviation industry, as it includes subjecting aircraft to a comprehensive renewal process, in a three -week process for each plane.

So far, the carrier has completed update 67 aircraft as part of a plan that includes 219 aircraft, of which 110 Airbus A380 and 109 Boeing 777 aircraft.

The carrier currently operates 9 new Airbus A350 aircraft for 15 destinations.