Emirates (EK) flight status

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Flights today

6 flights delayed, 2 flights cancelled · from airport boards: 20 flights of 20, updated 10 min ago · delays by airport

12.09.2026 · 20 flights, 6 still to come · local airport time

Emirates flights on 12.09.2026
FlightRouteDeparturesArrivalsStatus
EK 2285 Moscow (Vnukovo) → Dubai 22:00 Scheduled
EK 2466 Dubai → Moscow (Vnukovo) 22:15 In flight
EK 176 Saint Petersburg (Pulkovo) → Dubai 23:05 07:35 Cancelled
EK 132 Moscow (Domodedovo) → Dubai 23:05 07:05 Scheduled
EK 2467 Moscow (Vnukovo) → Dubai 23:15 Scheduled
EK 2175 Dubai → Moscow (Vnukovo) 23:15 In flight

On-time performance over 30 days

Often cancels flights, Occasional delays · from airport boards: 32 flights with data out of 258 scheduled, on time 22, 4 delays (on average 1 h 18 min), 6 cancellations

Emirates aircraft

Contacts

IATA code
EK
ICAO code
UAE
Country
United Arab Emirates
Phone
+971 600 555 555, +971 600 577 777, +971 429 507 58 (fax)
E-mail
media.relations@emirates.com
Official website
http://www.emirates.com
Type
Low-cost carrier

About the airline

The company provides travellers with a high level of service, as well as a modern onboard entertainment system. International flights operate from Dubai to Asian countries, Europe, the USA, New Zealand, and Australia.

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Emirates is one of the largest airlines in the world, based in Dubai. It was established in 1985 by the senior leadership of the emirate of Dubai to develop tourism and infrastructure in the United Arab Emirates. It is a subsidiary of The Emirates Group. This is the largest airline in the Middle East, operating more than 3600 flights per week to over 150 destinations in 80 countries across six continents. Cargo transportation is carried out by the airline Emirates SkyCargo.

By the metric of passenger-kilometres, Emirates ranks fourth in the world among airlines operating scheduled commercial services, fourth in the number of passengers carried on international flights, and second in the amount of cargo carried in tonne-kilometres. From March 2016 to February 2017, the airline operated the longest non-stop commercial flight from Dubai to Auckland.

In October 2008, Emirates transferred all its flights at Dubai International Airport to Terminal 3.

Emirates is one of the few airlines that operates a fleet consisting exclusively of wide-body aircraft manufactured by Airbus and Boeing. As of January 2019, Emirates is the largest operator of the Airbus A380 with 115 aircraft, and the airline has ordered another 52 of these aircraft. Since its introduction, the Airbus A380 has become an integral part of the Emirates fleet, operated on long-haul routes with high passenger loads. The airline is also the largest operator of the Boeing 777 in the world, with 174 aircraft in service.