Sophie Prideaux, digital editor of Condé Nast Traveller Middle East, compares her experience flying in Emirates's premium economy cabin to business class.

The Emirates business class product has always been popular and is often known for its consistency, comfort, and reliability. In itself, it has always been a symbol of luxury in the sky, and it's all ...

Indeed, the world’s largest commercial aircraft has earned its title with a whopping maximum capacity of up to 853 passengers ...

In addition to Fiji Airways, only Emirates, Etihad, Swiss Airlines and Qatar Airways are actively promoting a dine on demand ...

Emirates has announced a series of aircraft deployments and product upgrades across its network, extending the reach of ...

In a retrofit update, Emirates has confirmed that the first three-class layout upgrade on a high-density two-class Airbus ...

Travelers in six regions around the globe will soon have new access to an ultra-popular premium cabin from one of the world’s most luxurious airlines. Emirates has announced that it will expand its ...

The evolution of business class travel has come on thick and fast in recent decades.

As more Emirates premium economy seats take flight, key business destinations such as New York and Zurich gain the cabin on every departure.

From 29 March, flights EK729/730 between Dubai and Entebbe will be operated by the Emirates A350, marking the debut of the airline’s newest aircraft type in Uganda. The deployment forms part of ...