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The Gulf airline Emirates has been named the world’s safest airline again this year. The airline is based in the United Arab Emirates, is the largest airline in the Middle East and is also one of two national carriers. Emirates Airlines is among the top five airlines ranked by total scheduled passenger kilometres.

The airline offers non-stop flights from its hub at Dubai Airport (DXB) to more than 161 destinations in 85 countries. It is one of the few airlines to fly to six continents. The aircraft fleet offers mainly three classes (First Class, Business Class and Economy Class) and sometimes two classes (Business Class and Economy Class). Within First Class, various seating options, including suites, flat beds and reclining seats. Furthermore, the introduction of a Premium Economy Class has been planned. Emirates operates 33 Lounges for First and Business Class passengers and Skyward Gold Card holders.

Comfortable flight times to Asia

Especially for flights to Asia or even Australia and New Zealand, Dubai’s location is simply perfect! Emirates Hub is located in the middle of the route, so you can split a long flight into two shorter ones. Waiting in Dubai isn’t so bad because the modern airport offers free WiFi for an hour and has a Zen garden where you can relax. Even better, instead of just spending a few hours at the airport, you can spend 1-2 days in Dubai.

When flying with Emirates, I mainly look forward to the food. This airline’s food tastes good, especially in Business Class. Asian dishes, in particular, but also desserts, are often really delicious with Emirates. The wine selection is also impressive, whereby one must know that Emirates has one of the most extensive wine cellars.

Emirates and the Airbus A380

Both are superlatives and enchant passengers and aviation fans from all over the world alike. We are talking, of course, about the Emirates Airbus A380. No other airline relies so heavily on the double-decker Airbus.

Usually, there is room for 400 passengers. Economy Class is located exclusively on the main deck in a 3-4-3 configuration. Emirates also operates A380s without First Class on selected routes. There are seats for 527 passengers in Eco, which are installed both on the upper and main decks.

Business Class is located on the upper deck and seats 76 guests. The seats are staggered in a 1-2-1 configuration. Single seats with odd numbers are the seats with the best privacy as they face the window. The so-called “Honeymoon Suites” are in the middle, arranged with the same number. However, the absolute highlight of every Emirates A380 flight is a visit to the lounge or bar. This area is located in the rear of the Business Class cabin and offers space for up to 14 passengers.

There is a wide selection of drinks, including cocktails, wines, and whiskies. A good selection of snacks rounds off the perfect bar experience.
One can find Emirates’ top product in the front part of the upper deck. Fourteen lockable suites are installed here. Emirates’ First Class is undoubtedly extravagant and offers everything you can imagine. The experience is rounded off, especially on the ground, with the private shuttle service home and the First Class Lounge.

It is always fascinating how Emirates inspires passengers with this aircraft. For us, it is undoubtedly one of the most innovative and best airlines in the world, which puts Lufthansa, British Airways and Co. under intense pressure.

Read our review on the Airbus A380..

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2 Responses

  1. Emirates Airline is one of the most well-known and respected airlines in the world. It has built a reputation for providing world-class service and amenities to its passengers. From its luxurious first-class suites to its excellent in-flight entertainment system, Emirates is truly a cut above the rest.

    One of the things that sets Emirates apart from other airlines is its commitment to customer satisfaction. The airline’s staff are trained to provide exceptional service, and passengers are treated like VIPs from the moment they step onto the plane. Whether you’re flying for business or pleasure, Emirates makes sure that your journey is comfortable, enjoyable, and stress-free.

    Another thing that makes Emirates stand out is its state-of-the-art fleet. The airline’s planes are equipped with the latest technology and amenities, ensuring that passengers have everything they need to make their flight as pleasant as possible. And with a global network of destinations, Emirates makes it easy to travel to almost anywhere in the world.

    Overall, Emirates is an airline that truly delivers on its promises. From its excellent service to its top-notch amenities and facilities, it’s clear that this is a company that takes pride in its work and goes above and beyond to ensure that its customers are satisfied. If you’re looking for a high-quality airline experience, you can’t go wrong with Emirates.

  2. Emirates is an excellent airline with top board service and board entertainment. If something goes wrong, you get adequate compensation without any fuss. Emirates again and again!

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