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United Arab Emirates3.2606 reviewsWebsite

Emirates, the United Arab Emirates carrier operating under codes EK and UAE, is based at its hub at Dubai International Airport, from which it runs an all-widebody long-haul network spanning six continents, including Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, Australasia, and the Americas. Its fleet is built entirely around two families you will see on our maps, the Airbus A380-800 in various long-range, ultra-long-range, and two-class layouts, and the Boeing 777, chiefly the 777-300ER in two-class and three-class configurations with or without suites, alongside the 777-200LR. Emirates is not a member of any global airline alliance.

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Service3.3
Food3.3
Legroom3.2
Recline3.2
Entertainment3.2
Sleep3.2
Work3.2
  • business classanonymous

    amazing

    amazing comfy tray table a little dirty customer service is amazing fly in 9a

  • business classanonymous

    Avoid if possible

    Constantly disturbed by passenger and crew moving in and out of the rear bar and galley . No service really .. had to ask for everything and didn’t even get an option to have a dessert of coffee

  • economyanonymous

    Great seat same as 51G

    Excellent seat, aisle seat of a group of 4, no limited recline. No row of 3 beside you because you're on an exit row. No one behind you but an amazing large space to stand and stretch. Yes, sometimes people do stand behind there. Being in the front section feels like an upgraded economy because of the amount of washrooms in this section and the large galley separation between you and the rest of economy.

  • ★★★★economyanonymous

    Great seat.

    Excellent seat, aisle seat of a group of 4, no limited recline. No row of 3 beside you because you're on an exit row. No one behind you but an amazing large space to stand and stretch. Yes, sometimes people do stand behind there. Being in the front section feels like an upgraded economy because of the amount of washrooms in this section and the large galley separation between you and the rest of economy.

  • economyanonymous

    AVOID-A-SEAT

    I had the pleasure of riding an emirates a380 to Dubai for my Thanksgiving holiday. I paid for an upgrade to business class going but coming home was stuck in my standard economy seat because premium economy on the flight was booked up. This was thee worst seat next to an Alaskan flight I took some years ago. Like it says the armrest doesn't move and the seat is extremely narrow. There is no seat in front of you so no under seat stow where you could have a bag to use as a foot stool to raise your feet a little, and even though you have the legroom - you don’t really have the legroom because the attendant seats are directly across from you and they use the space to crossover and tend to the passenger in the row behind you because the space on the right of the 2 seats is empty . Even though the seat next to me was empty I couldn’t take advantage of. It because the armrests did not move. 14 hours in that seat was extremely difficult and felt like 28hrs. I could not wait to get off of that plane.. especially after experiencing business class going on the 380.. COMPLETE OPPOSITE

  • ★★★★economyanonymous

    Positive points

    Good - no one behind so recline at will. No middle seats in row 79. Bad - bumped by cabin crew trolley several times due to proximity to galley. Overall - better than most

  • ★★★anonymous

    rEAR SAET

    LMITING SEAT

  • ★★★★★first classanonymous

    Seat sleep

  • ★★★★economyanonymous

    Bed and shower

  • ★★★★★economyanonymous

    Good

    Every thing works