Emirates A350-900 will feature three spacious and comfortable cabin classes, accommodating 312 passengers (32 business, 21 premium economy and 259 spacious economy class seats). Emirates will also be the first airline in the Middle-East to introduce Airbus' new HBCplus satcom connectivity solution, offering seamless, high-speed global connectivity.

After months of feverish anticipation, the wait is finally over after Emirates officially unveiled its brand new (and first ever) Airbus A350.

Emirates has unveiled its first Airbus A350-900 aircraft at an event in Dubai, displaying the cabin features of the newest model to join its fleet of wide-body planes.The new plane will have faster Wi-Fi,

The airline has placed current orders for a total of 65 A350-900s as part of its comprehensive strategy to bolster Dubai's Economic Agenda, which aims to integrate 400 additional cities into Dubai's foreign trade framework over the next ten years.

Emirates Airline said the widebody aircraft will officially enter commercial service in January, when it makes its debut flight to Edinburgh.

Emirates has taken delivery of its first ever Airbus A350 in Toulouse as the airline prepares to fly the new aircraft to Dubai Airport in the next few hours.

The event started at 10:00 a.m. local time with a speech by Sir Tim Clark, President of Emirates Airline, in the presence of His Excellency Abdulla Bin Touq Al Mar

It will begin with a service to Edinburgh… This is your sign from the powers that be (and us) that you should book a holiday: Emirates has announced that its first Airbus A350 will take-off in January 2025.