Emirates Airlines has announced the addition of seven new destinations to its network, facilitated by the deployment of its Airbus A350 aircraft. This expansion will enhance the airline’s short- and medium-haul services across the Middle East, GCC, and Europe. Notably, this marks the first time Emirates will operate the A350 in Africa and Southeast Asia.

Adnan Kazim, the Deputy President and Chief Commercial Officer of Emirates, emphasized that the strategic expansion of A350 operations across diverse regions demonstrates the aircraft’s flexibility and efficiency. The newly introduced flights will include six weekly services to Tunis starting June 1, daily flights to Amman and Istanbul from the same date, and a daily service to Dammam beginning July 1. Additionally, the airline will offer a daily flight to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, commencing on August 1, three weekly flights to Baghdad starting August 3, and a daily flight to Oslo, which will begin on September 1.

Emirates has indicated that it will announce more A350 destinations, including long-haul routes, in the coming months as additional aircraft are added to its fleet.