Emirates has expanded its Premium Economy offering by deploying more next-generation Airbus A350s, along with upgraded Airbus A380s and Boeing 777s, across four key cities in the Middle East and West Asia.
The airline has introduced its latest Premium Economy and Business Class seats on additional flights to and from Amman, Mumbai, Muscat, and Bahrain. This expansion offers passengers more chances to enjoy the airline’s acclaimed onboard products, while providing a more consistent travel experience when connecting through Dubai to other destinations served by its Airbus A350, retrofitted Boeing 777, and A380 aircraft.
The enhanced A380s, Boeing 777s and latest A350 aircraft of the Emirates will operate on the following schedules:
EK903/904 to/from Amman will operate with a four-class A380 with refreshed interiors, including Premium Economy, from 26 October 2025. The upcoming retrofitted aircraft upgrade means customers will experience the latest signature products on both daily services.
Mumbai will receive a retrofitted Boeing 777 on EK504/505 starting 26 October and customers will have the opportunity to experience the latest cabins on 22 weekly flights.
Starting 30 October, Emirates will offer its signature A350 experience on all 9 weekly flights to Muscat with the deployment of the Airbus A350 on its EK862/863 services on Thursday and Saturday.
Emirates will also introduce an additional retrofitted Boeing 777 to Bahrain on its EK833/834 services every Thursday from 4 December. Once deployed, Bahrain will be exclusively served with aircraft kitted with signature cabins, including Premium Economy and refreshed Business Class.
These new deployments will enhance Emirates’ Premium Economy offering, now available on over 635 weekly flights across its global network. By winter, the airline will serve 68 cities with aircraft featuring the Premium Economy product, with 36 of those destinations exclusively served by the highly acclaimed cabin.
With demand for premium travel on the rise, Emirates is actively growing its Premium Economy offering. By the end of 2025, the airline aims to make over 2 million Premium Economy seats available, building on the more than 1.8 million seats already offered across its current network.
Emirates’ retrofit program, one of the largest in aviation history, is progressing rapidly, with an average of one aircraft completed every three weeks. So far, 67 aircraft have been refurbished as part of a larger plan to upgrade 219 planes, including 110 A380s and 109 Boeing 777s. The airline is also operating 9 A350s on routes to 15 destinations.
