Emirates has restored 96% of its global network as the airline resumes operations across major international destinations following recent disruptions.
In a statement released in Manila on May 7, the Dubai-based carrier said it now operates flights to 137 destinations across 72 countries, with more than 1,300 weekly flights representing 75% of its pre-disruption capacity.
The airline said it carried 4.7 million passengers between March 1 and April 30 despite operating on a reduced schedule. Services have resumed across the Americas, Europe, Africa, West Asia, the Middle East, the Far East and Australasia.
Emirates said passengers can continue to access its inflight entertainment platform, which offers more than 6,500 channels in nearly 40 languages. The airline also said Starlink internet connectivity is now available on 28 aircraft.
The carrier is also offering flexible booking options for customers who booked flights starting April 2, including one free date change across all cabin classes and a 24-hour fare hold option.
Under the airline’s Dubai Connect program, eligible passengers with transit times between six and 26 hours in Dubai may receive complimentary hotel accommodation, airport transfers, meals and, when required, a UAE entry visa. The offer can be booked up to 12 hours before departure through the airline’s website.
Emirates Skywards members will also receive reduced tier requirements and bonus tier miles for Emirates and flydubai flights from May 8 to Aug. 31, 2026.
In the Philippines, Emirates currently operates 32 weekly flights serving Manila, Cebu and Clark.
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