Emirates

Emirates has introduced a new split-payment solution in Kenya, enhancing customer flexibility and accessibility for airfare bookings. This initiative, in partnership with Cellulant, is expected to boost demand and align with local payment preferences, especially mobile money. Emirates is also increasing its flight capacity on the United Arab Emirates===Dubai-Nairobi route, reflecting strong demand.

Emirates signed an MoU with South Africa===Wesgro to boost inbound tourism to South Africa===Cape Town and the South Africa===Western Cape. This partnership will help Emirates expand its network and passenger traffic to a key African destination, further solidifying its presence in South Africa. Emirates plans to introduce a third daily frequency to South Africa===Cape Town using its Airbus A350.

Emirates has cancelled its full schedule of flights between Dubai and Dublin Airport, as well as some flights for the following day, due to the conflict.

Emirates has halted and resumed operations due to the conflict, impacting its sprawling travel network and causing uncertainty for passengers.

Emirates temporarily suspended all flights to and from Dubai due to Iranian missile and drone attacks, causing significant operational disruption and passenger inconvenience before resuming operations.