Economy
- Large seat-back screen
- Hot meals and drinks included
- Generous checked allowance
- Kids' meals and toys
Emirates carries you from a dozen U.S. cities to Dubai and on to India, Africa, Asia and Australia — often on the double-deck A380. Here is how to book it and what to expect on board.
Emirates has one hub, and nearly every journey passes through it. You fly from the U.S. to Dubai, change planes in Terminal 3 — built only for Emirates — and continue.
About two thirds of the world's population lives within an eight-hour flight of Dubai, which is why one stop is usually enough.
Emirates flies more A380s than every other airline combined, and it used the space. The upper deck is all premium cabins, with a walk-up lounge at the back.
Premium Economy is the newest cabin and is not yet on every aircraft, so check your flight. Business seats also differ between the A380 and older 777s.
Fares are indicative one-way economy prices and change with dates and availability. Click a route for live prices.
Skywards miles are earned on Emirates and flydubai and can be spent on reward flights, upgrades and hotel stays. Tier miles decide your status, which brings lounge access, extra baggage and priority boarding as you move up.
Tier requirements are set by Emirates and can change.
One piece, about 55 × 38 × 20 cm
A briefcase plus a bag or garment bag
Economy, on most fares to or from the Americas
Total weight depends on your fare type
Emirates uses a piece system on flights to and from the Americas and a weight system elsewhere. The lowest Economy fares may include less, so check your ticket.
Stopping for a few days often costs little or nothing extra on the fare, and breaks up a very long journey.
Saver fares are cheapest but charge for changes. Flex costs more and gives a bigger bag allowance.
If you want the A380 lounge or the newest Business seat, confirm the aircraft before booking.
Fares to India climb sharply around Diwali, December and the summer school break.
New York–Milan and Newark–Athens can be good-value ways to cross the Atlantic.
Our agents can sometimes access fares that do not appear online, especially for families.
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Enter traveller names exactly as on ID and add your Skywards number.
Get your confirmation by email, then check in with Emirates before you fly.
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