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Where does Emirates fly?

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Emirates flies 286 nonstop routes touching 143 airports in 73 countries, with its busiest bases at Dubai (DXB), Dubai (DWC), Bangkok (BKK).
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Every Emirates nonstop route in our tracked network — hubs in orange. Download this map — free to reuse with a link back to this page.

Scope: our route data covers 500 tracked origin airports, so this shows routes touching those airports. For large carriers that is close to the whole network; for regional carriers it may be partial.

Nonstop routes
286
Airports served
143
Countries
73
Biggest hub
DXB

Emirates hubs and focus cities

AirportEmirates routesTotal airport routes
Dubai · Dubai International Airport (DXB)122217
Dubai · Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC)2026
Bangkok · Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK)4128
Buenos Aires · Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE)360
Barcelona · Barcelona International Airport (BCN)2211
New York · John F Kennedy International Airport (JFK)2180
Miami · Miami International Airport (MIA)2177
Milano · Malpensa International Airport (MXP)2173

What is Emirates's longest flight?

The longest Emirates nonstop in our data is Auckland (AKL) to Dubai (DXB) at 8,824 miles — roughly 17h 22m in the air (estimated from distance). The shortest is Dubai (DWC) to Dubai (DXB) at 28 miles.

The Emirates fleet — size, age and how it flies

In 2025, Emirates reported 3,270,157 passengers on 10,643 flights to the US DOT — an average of 307 passengers per flight at 72% seat fill. We estimate those flights emitted ~3,196 thousand tonnes of CO₂ — about 143 g per passenger-mile.

AircraftFlightsAvg passengersSeat fillMiles flownCO₂ (est.)g CO₂/pax-mi
Boeing 777-300/300ER/333ER5,52024870%36M1,369k t154
Airbus Industrie A380-8005,12337173%36M1,827k t136

Source: US DOT T-100 segment reports, 2025, scheduled service. Mainline operations only — regional partners report separately. CO₂ is an estimate: miles flown × a representative fuel-burn factor per aircraft family × 3.16 kg CO₂ per kg of jet fuel (±15%; factors cover 100% of reported miles — types without a published factor are excluded — see the jet tracker methodology).

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Every Emirates destination

Asia (57)

Ahmedabad (AMD) · Alma-ata (ALA) · Amman (AMM) · Angeles City (CRK) · Bahrain (BAH) · Bangalore (BLR) · Bangkok (BKK) · Beijing (PEK) · Beirut (BEY) · Cebu (CEB) · Colombo (CMB) · Dammam (DMM) · Danang (DAD) · Delhi (DEL) · Denpasar (DPS) · Dhaka (DAC) · Dubai (DXB) · Dubai (DWC) · Guangzhou (CAN) · Hangzhou (HGH) · Hanoi (HAN) · Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) · Hong Kong (HKG) · Hyderabad (HYD) · Islamabad (ISB) · Jakarta (CGK) · Jeddah (JED) · Karachi (KHI) · Kochi (COK) · Kolkata (CCU) · Kratie (KTI) · Kuala Lumpur (KUL) · Kuwait (KWI) · Lahore (LHE) · Larnaca (LCA) · Madinah (MED) · Madras (MAA) · Male (MLE) · Manila (MNL) · Mumbai (BOM) · Muscat (MCT) · Osaka (KIX) · Peshawar (PEW) · Phuket (HKT) · Riyadh (RUH) · Seoul (ICN) · Shanghai (PVG) · Shenzhen (SZX) · Sialkot (SKT) · Siem Reap (SAI) · Singapore (SIN) · Taipei (TPE) · Tbilisi (TBS) · Tokyo (NRT) · Tokyo (HND) · Trivandrum (TRV) · Zhengzhou (CGO)

Europe (41)

Amsterdam (AMS) · Athens (ATH) · Barcelona (BCN) · Birmingham (BHX) · Bologna (BLQ) · Brussels (BRU) · Budapest (BUD) · Copenhagen (CPH) · Dublin (DUB) · Duesseldorf (DUS) · Edinburgh (EDI) · Frankfurt (FRA) · Geneva (GVA) · Glasgow (GLA) · Hamburg (HAM) · Istanbul (IST) · Liege (LGG) · Lisbon (LIS) · London (LHR) · London (LGW) · London (STN) · Lyon (LYS) · Madrid (MAD) · Malta (MLA) · Manchester (MAN) · Milano (MXP) · Moscow (DME) · Munich (MUC) · Newcastle (NCL) · Nice (NCE) · Oslo (OSL) · Paris (CDG) · Prague (PRG) · Rome (FCO) · St. Petersburg (LED) · Stockholm (ARN) · Venice (VCE) · Vienna (VIE) · Warsaw (WAW) · Zaragoza (ZAZ) · Zurich (ZRH)

Africa (19)

Abidjan (ABJ) · Accra (ACC) · Addis Ababa (ADD) · Algier (ALG) · Cairo (CAI) · Cape Town (CPT) · Casablanca (CMN) · Conakry (CKY) · Dar Es Salaam (DAR) · Durban (DUR) · Entebbe (EBB) · Johannesburg (JNB) · Lagos (LOS) · Lusaka (LUN) · Mahe (SEZ) · Nairobi (NBO) · Ouagadougou (OUA) · Plaisance (MRU) · Tunis (TUN)

North America (15)

Boston (BOS) · Chicago (ORD) · Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) · Houston (IAH) · Los Angeles (LAX) · Mexico City (MEX) · Miami (MIA) · Montreal (YUL) · New York (JFK) · Newark (EWR) · Orlando (MCO) · San Francisco (SFO) · Seattle (SEA) · Toronto (YYZ) · Washington (IAD)

Oceania (7)

Adelaide (ADL) · Auckland (AKL) · Brisbane (BNE) · Christchurch (CHC) · Melbourne (MEL) · Perth (PER) · Sydney (SYD)

South America (4)

Bogota (BOG) · Buenos Aires (EZE) · Rio De Janeiro (GIG) · Sao Paulo (GRU)

Common questions

Where does Emirates fly?

Emirates flies 286 nonstop routes touching 143 airports in 73 countries within our tracked network of 500 origin airports. Its busiest bases are Dubai (DXB), Dubai (DWC), Bangkok (BKK).

What is Emirates's longest flight?

Auckland (AKL) to Dubai (DXB) — about 8,824 miles, roughly 17h 22m in the air (estimated from distance).

What are Emirates's biggest hubs?

By nonstop routes in our data: Dubai (DXB) with 122, Dubai (DWC) with 20, Bangkok (BKK) with 4, Buenos Aires (EZE) with 3, Barcelona (BCN) with 2.

What aircraft does Emirates fly?

Aircraft types we have observed on Emirates routes include the Boeing 777-300ER, Airbus A380-800, Airbus A350-900, Boeing 777-200LR, Airbus A380. This reflects our schedule sample, not the full fleet.