New Airbus 900-A350 aircraft have joined the fleet of Emirates Airlines. The airline began receiving orders from 65 aircraft in November 2024, with three already delivered. The airline operates flights in 148 directions, including all eight cargo stations in 80 countries. The new aircraft allow Emirates Airlines to expand its network to new destinations worldwide, including medium-sized airports.
Emirates Airlines plans to use the A350 for regional and long-haul routes. The updated Emirates Airlines fleet consists of 259 aircraft, including 249 passenger and 10 cargo planes, supplemented by 315 aircraft on order. Among them are 116 Airbus A380, 120 Boeing 777-300ER, 10 Boeing 777-200LR, 10 Boeing 777F, and now three Airbus 900-A350.
The fleet upgrade has enabled Emirates Airlines to renew all aircraft completely - three Airbus A380 and five Boeing 777, investing four billion dollars into the renewal program. This has allowed the airline to offer its passengers enhanced conditions, including the latest models of Boeing 777.
