Emirates connects Dubai to hundreds of destinations worldwide, making it one of the largest international airlines. Its 2025 network spans six continents, covering major cities for business, tourism, and cultural exchange. The airline continues to expand routes that strengthen Dubai’s position as a global aviation hub.
Africa
Algeria – Algiers
Emirates connects Dubai with Algiers, Algeria’s capital and largest city. The route supports both business and leisure travel across North Africa. It provides an important gateway between the Maghreb region and the UAE.
Angola – Luanda
Flights to Luanda link Dubai with Angola’s economic and industrial hub. The route caters to growing trade and investment opportunities. It also strengthens ties between Southern Africa and the Gulf.
Egypt – Cairo
Cairo is served by Emirates as one of its busiest African routes. The city attracts travellers for business, culture, and tourism. This connection reinforces long-standing ties between Egypt and the UAE.
Ethiopia – Addis Ababa
Emirates operates flights to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia’s capital and aviation hub. The route is important for trade, diplomatic relations, and tourism. It positions Dubai as a bridge to East Africa.
Ghana – Accra
Accra is linked to Dubai through Emirates flights. The route supports commercial, cultural, and family travel. It expands access between West Africa and the UAE.
Kenya – Nairobi
Flights to Nairobi provide access to Kenya’s capital and regional hub. The route is popular with business travellers, tourists, and expatriates. It strengthens economic and cultural connections between East Africa and Dubai.
Mauritius – Port Louis
Emirates connects Dubai with Port Louis, Mauritius’ capital. The route is heavily used by holidaymakers heading to the island’s resorts. It also enhances tourism and trade links between the two regions.
Morocco – Casablanca
Casablanca is served by Emirates as Morocco’s financial and cultural centre. The route supports business, leisure, and family visits. It plays a role in linking North Africa with the Middle East.
Nigeria – Lagos
Flights to Lagos connect Dubai with Nigeria’s largest city. The route is vital for commerce, energy, and community travel. It strengthens ties between West Africa and the UAE.
Senegal – Dakar
Dakar is linked to Dubai through Emirates services. The route supports trade, diplomacy, and tourism. It helps open West Africa to greater connectivity with the Gulf.
Seychelles – Mahé
Emirates flies to Mahé, the main island of Seychelles. The route is popular with tourists heading to the Indian Ocean archipelago. It highlights Dubai’s role in connecting leisure destinations with global travellers.
South Africa – Cape Town, Durban and Johannesburg
Emirates serves three major South African cities: Cape Town, Durban, and Johannesburg. These routes cater to both business and leisure travellers. They strengthen cultural, economic, and tourism links between Southern Africa and Dubai.
Tanzania – Dar es Salaam
Dar es Salaam is connected to Dubai by Emirates flights. The route supports trade, tourism, and community ties. It provides a vital link between East Africa and the Gulf region.
Uganda – Entebbe
Flights to Entebbe serve as the main entry point to Uganda. The route is used by business travellers, expatriates, and tourists. It expands Dubai’s access to East Africa.
Zambia – Lusaka
Lusaka is linked to Dubai through Emirates services. The route supports trade, investment, and community connections. It highlights the airline’s role in expanding access to Southern Africa.
Asia
Bangladesh – Dhaka
Emirates connects Dubai with Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. The route is important for expatriate travel, trade, and tourism. It offers strong links between South Asia and the UAE.
Cambodia – Phnom Penh and Siem Reap
Flights to Phnom Penh and Siem Reap provide access to Cambodia’s cultural and economic hubs. Siem Reap attracts tourists visiting Angkor Wat, while Phnom Penh serves as the business centre. The routes expand Emirates’ coverage in Southeast Asia.
China – Beijing, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, Shanghai and Shenzhen
Emirates serves multiple Chinese cities including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, and Shenzhen. These destinations cater to both business and tourism demand. The routes highlight Dubai’s role as a gateway between China and global markets.
Hong Kong – Hong Kong
Hong Kong is linked to Dubai with direct Emirates flights. The route is popular for business, finance, and tourism. It connects two major global hubs with strong trade and travel ties.
India – Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kochi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Thiruvananthapuram
Emirates operates an extensive network across India with flights to nine major cities. The routes cater to high demand from expatriates, business travellers, and tourists. They underscore the deep economic and cultural ties between India and the UAE.
Indonesia – Denpasar and Jakarta
Flights to Jakarta and Denpasar connect Dubai with Indonesia’s capital and resort island of Bali. Jakarta supports business and trade, while Denpasar is a popular holiday destination. Together, they balance business and leisure demand.
Japan – Osaka and Tokyo
Emirates connects Dubai with both Osaka and Tokyo. These routes support business, cultural exchange, and tourism. They link Japan’s key economic centres with the Middle East.
Malaysia – Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur is served by Emirates as Malaysia’s capital and business hub. The route attracts corporate travellers, tourists, and students. It reinforces Dubai’s position as a major link to Southeast Asia.
Maldives – Malé
Flights to Malé provide easy access to the Maldives’ resorts. The route is highly popular among holidaymakers from around the world. It positions Dubai as a gateway to island tourism.
Nepal – Kathmandu
Emirates operates flights to Kathmandu, Nepal’s capital. The route caters to expatriates, workers, and tourists heading to the Himalayas. It plays a vital role in regional connectivity.
Philippines – Cebu, Clark and Manila
Emirates connects Dubai with Manila, Cebu, and Clark. These routes serve a large expatriate population and growing tourism demand. They strengthen ties between the Philippines and the UAE.
Singapore – Singapore
Emirates flies to Singapore as one of Southeast Asia’s key hubs. The route is important for both corporate and leisure travellers. It provides global connectivity through a major transit point.
South Korea – Seoul
Seoul is served by Emirates as South Korea’s main gateway. The route supports business travel, cultural exchange, and tourism. It connects East Asia with the Middle East through Dubai.
Sri Lanka – Colombo
Colombo is linked to Dubai through Emirates services. The route is widely used by expatriates, traders, and tourists. It highlights the strong ties between Sri Lanka and the UAE.
Thailand – Bangkok and Phuket
Emirates connects Dubai with Bangkok and Phuket. Bangkok is a major business and cultural hub, while Phuket is a leading resort destination. The routes cater to both corporate and leisure demand.
Vietnam – Da Nang, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City
Emirates serves three major cities in Vietnam: Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Nang. These routes support tourism, trade, and community connections. They expand Dubai’s reach into one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing markets.
Middle East
Bahrain – Manama
Emirates connects Dubai with Manama, Bahrain’s capital. The route is heavily used for business and family travel. It reflects the close ties within the Gulf region.
Iran – Tehran
Flights to Tehran link Dubai with Iran’s cultural and economic hub. The route is used by business travellers, families, and tourists. It strengthens historic and commercial connections between the two nations.
Iraq – Baghdad and Basra
Emirates operates flights to Baghdad and Basra, two of Iraq’s key cities. These routes support trade, business, and community travel. They also provide vital access for diplomatic and cultural exchange.
Israel – Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv is connected to Dubai through Emirates services. The route caters to tourism, business, and cultural exchange. It highlights growing regional connectivity.
Jordan – Amman
Emirates flies to Amman, Jordan’s capital and main gateway. The route is popular among tourists, business travellers, and families. It strengthens strong ties between the UAE and Jordan.
Kuwait – Kuwait City
Kuwait City is served by Emirates as one of its busiest regional routes. It is widely used for both corporate and family visits. The route highlights deep-rooted connections within the Gulf.
Lebanon – Beirut
Beirut is linked to Dubai through Emirates flights. The route caters to tourism, family travel, and trade. It provides an essential connection to Lebanon’s capital.
Oman – Muscat
Emirates connects Dubai with Muscat, a short-haul but busy route. The service is popular with both leisure and business travellers. It underscores close cultural and economic ties between the neighbours.
Qatar – Doha
Flights to Doha provide vital connectivity between Dubai and Qatar. The route is popular for both business and leisure travel. It reflects the demand for short regional connections.
Saudi Arabia – Dammam, Jeddah, Medina and Riyadh
Emirates serves multiple Saudi cities including Dammam, Jeddah, Medina, and Riyadh. These routes support religious travel, business, and family visits. They remain among the most significant connections in the airline’s Middle East network.
Turkey – Istanbul
Istanbul is connected to Dubai by Emirates flights. The route appeals to both business travellers and tourists. It serves as a vital bridge between Europe and the Middle East.
Europe
Austria – Vienna
Emirates connects Dubai with Vienna, Austria’s cultural and political capital. The route attracts both tourists and business travellers. It enhances Dubai’s links with Central Europe.
Belgium – Brussels
Flights to Brussels link Dubai with Belgium’s political and business hub. The route is popular for corporate travel and tourism. It highlights connections between the UAE and the EU capital.
Croatia – Zagreb
Zagreb is served by Emirates as Croatia’s main gateway. The route caters to both leisure and business travel. It strengthens tourism and trade ties between Southeast Europe and Dubai.
Cyprus – Larnaca
Emirates operates flights to Larnaca, Cyprus’ coastal city. The route is used for tourism and regional business links. It reflects growing connectivity between the island and Dubai.
Czech Republic – Prague
Prague is connected to Dubai through Emirates flights. The route is popular with tourists drawn to its historic charm. It also supports cultural and commercial ties with Central Europe.
Denmark – Copenhagen
Flights to Copenhagen provide access to Denmark’s capital and economic hub. The route is widely used by business travellers and tourists. It extends Emirates’ coverage into Scandinavia.
France – Lyon, Nice and Paris
Emirates serves Paris, Lyon, and Nice, connecting Dubai with France’s major cities. Paris attracts business and tourism, Lyon is a key cultural hub, and Nice caters to leisure travel along the Riviera. Together, they strengthen air links between France and the UAE.
Germany – Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg and Munich
Emirates connects Dubai with four major German cities: Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg, and Munich. These routes support both corporate travel and tourism. They highlight Germany’s importance in Emirates’ European network.
Greece – Athens
Athens is linked to Dubai through Emirates flights. The route appeals to both holidaymakers and business travellers. It expands connectivity between the Mediterranean and the Gulf.
Hungary – Budapest
Budapest is served by Emirates as Hungary’s capital and cultural centre. The route supports leisure, trade, and community travel. It provides stronger links between Eastern Europe and the UAE.
Ireland – Dublin
Flights to Dublin connect Dubai with Ireland’s capital. The route is used by tourists, students, and business travellers. It underlines growing ties between Ireland and the UAE.
Italy – Bologna, Milan and Rome
Emirates connects Dubai with Bologna, Milan, and Rome. Milan is a major business hub, Rome offers cultural and historical appeal, and Bologna caters to regional travel. These routes serve both corporate and leisure demand.
Malta – Valletta
Valletta is served by Emirates as Malta’s capital. The route attracts tourists heading to the Mediterranean island. It also supports regional connectivity within Europe.
Netherlands – Amsterdam
Flights to Amsterdam link Dubai with the Netherlands’ main gateway. The route is important for business, tourism, and cargo. It connects Dubai with a major European transit hub.
Norway – Oslo
Oslo is connected to Dubai via Emirates services. The route is used for both business and leisure travel. It represents the airline’s expansion into Scandinavia.
Poland – Warsaw
Emirates flies to Warsaw, Poland’s capital and largest city. The route supports trade, tourism, and expatriate travel. It highlights Dubai’s growing links with Central Europe.
Portugal – Lisbon
Lisbon is served by Emirates as Portugal’s capital. The route caters to tourism, cultural exchange, and business. It expands Dubai’s reach into Western Europe.
Russia – Moscow and Saint Petersburg
Emirates connects Dubai with Moscow and Saint Petersburg. These routes support strong demand for business and tourism. They reflect Russia’s importance in the airline’s European network.
Spain – Barcelona and Madrid
Flights to Barcelona and Madrid link Dubai with Spain’s key cultural and business centres. Barcelona attracts leisure travellers, while Madrid supports trade and corporate travel. Together, they strengthen ties between Spain and the UAE.
Sweden – Stockholm
Stockholm is served by Emirates as Sweden’s capital and largest city. The route supports both corporate and leisure demand. It enhances connectivity between Scandinavia and Dubai.
Switzerland – Geneva and Zürich
Emirates operates flights to Geneva and Zürich, Switzerland’s main cities. These routes are popular for business, finance, and tourism. They highlight Dubai’s connections with Europe’s economic hubs.
United Kingdom – Birmingham, Edinburgh, Glasgow, London, Manchester and Newcastle
Emirates serves six cities across the United Kingdom, including London, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Newcastle. These routes cater to tourism, business, and expatriate travel. They represent one of the airline’s most extensive European networks.
Americas
Argentina – Buenos Aires
Emirates connects Dubai with Buenos Aires, Argentina’s capital and cultural centre. The route attracts both business and leisure travellers. It strengthens links between South America and the Middle East.
Brazil – Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo
Flights to São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro provide access to Brazil’s business and leisure hubs. São Paulo caters to corporate and trade travel, while Rio attracts tourism. Together, they expand Emirates’ presence in South America.
Canada – Montréal and Toronto
Emirates operates flights to Toronto and Montréal, Canada’s key cities. These routes support tourism, trade, and community ties. They highlight growing demand for travel between North America and Dubai.
Colombia – Bogotá
Bogotá is served by Emirates as Colombia’s capital and commercial hub. The route is important for business and tourism. It broadens Dubai’s connectivity in Latin America.
Mexico – Mexico City
Mexico City is linked to Dubai by Emirates services. The route caters to business travellers, expatriates, and tourists. It establishes a strong connection between the Gulf and Central America.
United States – Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, New York City, Orlando, San Francisco, Seattle and Washington, D.C.
Emirates flies to multiple U.S. cities including New York, Los Angeles, Miami, and others. These routes cover both business and leisure demand across the country. They represent one of Emirates’ most extensive long-haul networks.
Oceania
Australia – Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney
Emirates connects Dubai with five major Australian cities: Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney. These routes cater to strong demand from business, tourism, and expatriate communities. They highlight Dubai’s role as a key transit hub between Europe, Asia, and Australia.
New Zealand – Auckland and Christchurch
Flights to Auckland and Christchurch link Dubai with New Zealand’s main gateways. The routes support tourism, trade, and long-haul travel demand. They provide travellers with convenient access between the Middle East and Oceania.
