Dubai flights today: Emirates issues full list of operating routes worldwide
Reduced operations continue as global routes gradually stabilise
DUBAI – Emirates has confirmed the list of destinations currently operating from Dubai as the airline gradually restores services after regional airspace disruptions.
The Dubai-based carrier is operating a reduced but wide-ranging network connecting cities across Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and the Americas. Passengers are advised to travel to the airport only if they hold confirmed bookings or have been notified directly by the airline. Transit passengers in Dubai are being accepted only if their onward flights are operating.
The airline continues to monitor operational conditions while gradually restoring its international network.
Europe flights
Emirates continues to operate multiple services from Dubai to key European hubs.
Flights include:
Vienna (EK127), Brussels (EK181), Prague (EK139), Copenhagen (EK151), Nice (EK077), Paris (EK071, EK073, EK075), Düsseldorf (EK055), Frankfurt (EK043, EK045, EK047), Hamburg (EK059), Munich (EK051), Budapest (EK111), Milan (EK205), Rome (EK095, EK097), Warsaw (EK179), Lisbon (EK193), Barcelona (EK255), Madrid (EK141, EK143), Stockholm (EK157), Geneva (EK083), Zurich (EK085), Athens (EK209), Istanbul (EK121, EK123).
United Kingdom flights
Emirates continues to operate several daily services connecting Dubai with major cities across the United Kingdom.
Flights include: London Heathrow (EK001, EK003, EK005, EK007, EK029, EK031), London Gatwick (EK009, EK069), London Stansted (EK067), Manchester (EK019, EK021), Birmingham (EK039), Newcastle (EK035), Edinburgh (EK023), Glasgow (EK027).
Asia flights
The airline is operating numerous routes across Asia, including Southeast Asia and East Asia.
Flights include: Bangkok (EK370, EK372, EK384), Phuket (EK378), Singapore (EK314), Kuala Lumpur (EK342), Denpasar Bali (EK368), Jakarta (EK358), Taipei (EK366), Tokyo Haneda (EK312), Tokyo Narita (EK318), Seoul (EK322), Hong Kong (EK380, EK384), Siem Reap Angkor (EK370).
India and Pakistan flights
Emirates continues to operate multiple daily services to major cities in India and Pakistan.
- India: Ahmedabad (EK538, EK540), Bengaluru (EK564, EK566, EK568), Chennai (EK542, EK544, EK546), Delhi (EK510, EK512, EK514, EK516), Hyderabad (EK524, EK526, EK528), Kochi (EK530, EK532), Kolkata (EK570, EK572), Mumbai (EK500, EK502, EK504, EK506, EK508), Thiruvananthapuram (EK522).
- Pakistan: Karachi (EK600, EK602, EK606), Islamabad (EK612, EK614), Lahore (EK622, EK624).
Africa and Middle East flights
Emirates continues to connect Dubai with several destinations across Africa and the Middle East.
- Africa: Addis Ababa (EK723), Nairobi (EK717), Accra (EK787), Lagos (EK783), Casablanca (EK751).
- Middle East: Amman (EK903), Jeddah (EK801, EK803, EK805), Medina (EK809), Riyadh (EK817, EK819).
Americas and long-haul routes
Long-haul services remain active across the Americas and Oceania.
- North and South America: New York JFK (EK203, EK205), Newark (EK209), Boston (EK237), Chicago (EK235), Dallas (EK221), San Francisco (EK225), Seattle (EK229), Toronto (EK241), Mexico City (EK255), Rio de Janeiro (EK247), São Paulo (EK261).
- Australia and New Zealand: Melbourne (EK406), Perth (EK420), Sydney (EK412), Auckland (EK448), Christchurch (EK412).
- Other international routes: Dhaka (EK582), Manila (EK332, EK334, EK336), Malé (EK656, EK658), Mauritius (EK703), Seychelles (EK705), Conakry (EK795, EK797), Lusaka and Harare (EK713).
Passengers affected by earlier disruptions may rebook flights or request refunds through the airline or travel agents.