Summary
- Use Emirates Skywards Miles for A380 flights to a variety of destinations.
- United MileagePlus members can redeem miles for flights to Dubai on Emirates.
- Copa Airlines ConnectMiles can be used for Emirates flights in Business and Economy Class.
Experience the incredible A380 with Emirates! Passengers can book their next Emirates trip on an A380 using their accumulated Emirates Skywards Miles or Miles from any Emirates airline partner.
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Frequent flyer miles allow travelers to enjoy premium upgrades. Whether you’re planning a business trip or a relaxing getaway, Emirates makes reaching your destination easier and more rewarding.
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Skywards by Emirates
Book flights to any Emirates destination using Skywards Miles. Choose ‘Classic Rewards’ when booking online to pay with Miles. Members can also combine Miles and cash when booking their trip on Emirates’ A380 to reduce costs.
|
Routes |
Miles for Economy |
Miles for companies |
Miles for the first |
|
London Heathrow (LHR) to Dubai (DXB) |
17,500 |
87,000 |
102,000 |
|
Bangkok (BKK) to Dubai (DXB) |
20,000 |
100,500 |
118,500 |
|
Cairo (CAI) to Dubai (DXB) |
10,000 |
54,000 |
63,000 |
Emirates Skywards is the loyalty programme of Emirates and flydubai. Members receive exclusive benefits and experiences that make every trip even more rewarding. Skywards can be earned and used at Emirates partners worldwide, including flights, hotels, car rentals, retail and more.
MileagePlus from United Airlines
United Airlines MileagePlus members can redeem their miles on Emirates flights. To secure their trip, travelers must book their Emirates itineraries between Dubai, Africa, the Middle East and the South Asian subcontinent and book a United flight between Newark and Dubai on the same ticket.
|
route |
Miles for Economy |
Miles for the first |
|
Houston Bush (IAH) to Dubai (DXB) |
32,500 |
186,000 |
United Airlines, a U.S.-based airline, operates 4,500 flights daily from its hubs in Chicago, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, Newark, New York, San Francisco and Washington, DC.
ConnectMiles from Copa Airlines
Passengers can use their ConnectMiles earned with Copa Airlines on all Business and Economy class flights operated and marketed by Emirates. ConnectMiles members earn miles when they fly with Copa Airlines, a member airline of the Star Alliance network, associated airlines and other business partners such as hotels and car rental companies.
|
Goal |
Miles for Economy |
Miles for companies |
Miles for the first |
|
Northern South America to North Africa |
55,000 |
90,000 |
130,000 |
|
From South America to the Middle East |
60,000 |
90,000 |
140,000 |
Information from Copa Airlines on using miles for award tickets.
Copa Airlines is Latin America’s leading airline for passengers and cargo. The airline offers direct flights to over 80 destinations in 33 countries in North America, Central America, South America and the Caribbean.
The Air Canada Aeroplan
Passengers can use Air Canada’s Aeroplan and, as a member, book domestic and international flights starting at 8,000 miles.
To book a flight, select “Book Classic Rewards Flight” and choose “Search for partner flights only.”
|
Routes |
Miles for the first |
|
Toronto (YYZ) to Dubai (DXB) |
319,000 |
Air Canada is the country’s largest airline with hubs at Toronto Pearson Airport, Montreal-Trudeau Airport and Vancouver International Airport. Air Canada flies to an extensive network of more than 220 destinations.
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Emirates A380 routes
According to Cirium, an aviation analytics firm, Emirates’ most common A380 routes are between Dubai and London Heathrow, Bangkok, Cairo, Jeddah and London Gatwick.
|
Most frequent routes (All flights between Dubai, AE) |
Number of flights |
|
|
1 |
London Heathrow, EN, GB |
372 |
|
2 |
Bangkok, TH (BKK) |
248 |
|
3 |
Cairo, EC |
186 |
|
4 |
Jeddah, South Africa |
186 |
|
5 |
London Gatwick, EN, GB |
186 |
|
6 |
Manchester, United Kingdom |
186 |
|
7 |
Paris-De Gaulle, FR |
186 |
|
8 |
Sydney, NS, AU |
186 |
|
9 |
Mauritius, MU |
124 |
|
10 |
Melbourne, VIC, AU |
124 |
Emirates A380 routes for August 2024 according to Cirium, an aviation analytics firm.
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The Airbus A380 is one of the most iconic aircraft in the world. It’s also the Marmite of aviation. You either love it or hate it. Many thought the type’s time was over after the COVID-19 pandemic, but the aircraft has made a pretty good comeback on many of its airlines, including Emirates. Emirates has indicated it will continue flying the type into the 2040s. Meanwhile, British Airways still plans to refurbish its A380 cabins, showing a level of commitment to the type. But how long will the aircraft stay in the air? I hope as long as possible, which for some of Emirates’ jets means the 2040s. But what do you think?
Emirates A380 fleet
Emirates has the most A380s in service, with 92 aircraft in operation. According to ch-aviation, only 10 airlines operate the A380, with about 150 aircraft in service. Emirates offers private suites and shower spas in First Class, flat-bed seats in Business Class, and extra space and individual lighting in Economy Class. Onboard Wi-Fi makes passengers’ journey on the A380 comfortable and unique.
Emirates invites passengers to explore the A380 cabin, each with its own unique features. First Class offers privacy with fine dining at all times, an in-flight shower spa and the ultimate lounge bar. Business Class passengers have access to an in-flight lounge and can sleep soundly in their lie-flat seats.
Passengers in the Premium Economy cabin can enjoy Emirates’ exquisite monthly menu of regional specialties and comfortable seats with raised, cushioned leg rests. A380 passengers in the Economy cabin can enjoy hours of entertainment and the regionally inspired menu throughout the flight.
