Dubai International, which opened in 1960 with a runway of compacted sand, recently saw a record 8.3mn passengers in one month.

Chairman blames fuel costs, “relentless downward pressure on yields” and uncertain economic and political realities.

Under a mix of facial and iris recognition, passengers are able to check in, go through immigration and board their flights.

lydubai’s first flight from the Finnish capital, code-shared with Emirates, took off in foggy weather.

Airports in Scotland's wild highlands and islands are now listed in Emirates' booking system among the world's biggest cities.

A tourism delegation from the United Arab Emirates is visiting three Scandinavian cities this week.

A large number of passengers and crew had complained of coughing, fever and symptoms of gastrointestinal illness.

The Dubai-based carrier is raising its capacity higher for Stockholm than for Copenhagen this winter.

A Swedish woman travelling with her four-year-old daughter has just returned home after a traumatic month.

Passengers can now connect flights easily with Italy’s high-speed trains, in both directions.

But will flights with no windows be safe for passengers, especially in cases of emergency?

The airline group posted a 67% increase in profits for the last financial year.

A Boeing 737 MAX 8 will be used on the year-round, daily service. Emirates will codeshare.

Flights via Bali allow the airline to continue serving Auckland via a stopover, maximising passenger loads.

Flying planes full makes airlines far more profitable, and it’s better for the environment.

Passenger sets new Guinness World Record for travelling the world on scheduled flights.

Emirates steps in to boost flagging orders.

But a deal with its biggest customer could still happen

Trade fair promises exoticism even for seasoned travellers

Shipping expert appointed as new chief financial officer