The Latest Breaking News from Emirates

Emirates' busiest January for family travel highlights the advantage of early booking. Travel experts advise booking 2-3 months ahead, especially for Economy and leveraging mid-week travel. Utilising Emirates' Low Fare Calendar and considering off-peak seasons can secure better deals. Loyalty programs and promo codes offer additional savings for savvy travellers.

Dubai International Airport handled 95 million travellers in 2025

Dubai's freelance visa remains active, attracting global talent with legal self-employment and family sponsorship. Professionals need a freelance permit from a free zone, proof of qualifications and meet age/documentation requirements. Costs range from AED 12,000-20,000 annually. This initiative supports a flexible labour market, fostering innovation and growth in the emirate.

Emirates flight EK35 from Dubai to Newcastle faced severe weather on January 27, 2026. Strong winds and poor visibility forced pilots to abort landing attempts. The Boeing 777-300ER then diverted to Edinburgh Airport. After a delay, the flight continued to Newcastle, ensuring passenger safety.

The hero of Man United’s win against Arsenal could be given a suspension.

Italian has been sidelined since December

Winter Storm Fern has forced Emirates Airlines to cancel several flights to the United States between January 24th and 26th. Disruptions are expected across multiple US airports due to snow, ice, and strong winds. Passengers booked on affected routes, including those connecting through Dubai, are advised to contact their travel…

Norm Smith medallist Bobby Hill continues to remain away from Collingwood, but superstar Nick Daicos wants him to take as much time as he needs.

Being nice cost her the entire flight.