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==== Fleet and Aircrafts ====
Emirates Airlines operates one of the most modern fleets in the world. As of 2024, it operates over '''250 aircraft''', with an average fleet age of just under six years. The airline has a strong preference for wide-body aircraft, which are ideal for long-haul international flights. Its fleet includes the latest models from both '''Airbus''' and '''Boeing''', ensuring maximum comfort, safety, and efficiency for its passengers.

Some of the key aircraft in the Emirates fleet include:

* '''Airbus A380''': Emirates is the largest operator of the '''A380''', the world’s largest passenger aircraft. The A380 features a two-deck design, with luxurious amenities like private suites, onboard showers, and a bar/lounge area in First Class and Business Class. The A380 is central to Emirates' flagship services and is used extensively on long-haul routes between Dubai and major cities around the world.
* '''Boeing 777''': The Boeing 777 is another mainstay in Emirates' fleet, operating on both long-haul and regional routes. Emirates uses various configurations of the Boeing 777, offering everything from economy seating to luxurious first-class suites.
* '''Airbus A350''': In recent years, Emirates has made moves toward fleet modernization, adding the '''A350''' to its roster. This aircraft is known for its fuel efficiency, longer range, and advanced cabin features.
* '''Boeing 787 Dreamliner''': Emirates is also incorporating the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, a highly fuel-efficient aircraft with advanced technology and quieter engines. The 787 is used on select routes and is a favorite among passengers for its cabin comfort.

Emirates continually invests in new aircraft to ensure it stays at the forefront of global aviation technology and passenger comfort. The airline also emphasizes eco-friendly practices, with modern aircraft that contribute to reduced carbon emissions and noise pollution.