Emirates’ ongoing retrofit programme is set to add the latest Premium Economy and Business Class seats on scheduled services to and from Amman, Mumbai, Muscat and Bahrain.
That means passengers will have a more consistent experience when connecting through Dubai to destinations also served by the airline’s Airbus A350 and retrofitted Boeing 777 and A380 aircraft.
From 26 October, services EK903 and EK904 to and from Amman will operate on A380s with refreshed interiors and four cabin classes, including Premium Economy, The retrofitted aircraft upgrade means passengers will experience the latest signature products on both daily services.
Services EK504 and EK505 to and from Mumbai will be on a retrofitted Boeing 777 from 26 October.
Beginning on 30 October, Emirates’ signature A350 experience will be on all nine weekly flights to Muscat, including the EK862 and EK863 services on Thursday and Saturday.
An additional retrofitted Boeing 777 will operate on EK833 and EK834 services to and from Bahrain every Thursday from 4 December. It means Bahrain will be exclusively served by aircraft with signature cabins, including Premium Economy and refreshed Business Class.
Emirates’ Premium Economy cabin will be offered on more than 635 flights a week across its network.
By the winter, the airline will serve 68 cities with aircraft fitted with its Premium Economy cabins – 36 of them exclusively with the cabin.
Demand for premium travel is growing and Emirates is strategically scaling up its Premium Economy footprint.
By the end of 2025, the airline expects to offer more than two million Premium Economy seats, up from over 1.8 million across its network.
