New Emirates Flight Announced

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19 Jul 2025
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An Emirates Boeing 777-300ER

Emirates has announced that a third daily flight will commence later this year to Dublin, Ireland.

Commencing on 26 October 2025, in time for the winter schedule, the Dubai-based carrier will offer its third daily flight to boost not just passenger but also cargo capacity.

By increasing services to Dublin, Emirates says that more choice will now be available from Dubai, and it will also provide those in Ireland with the opportunity to connect to services from Dubai to all corners of the globe.

Meanwhile, careful consideration has also been made to time the latest flight launching in October to be a morning arrival and departure.

The early nature of the flight means it perfectly complements an already existing afternoon and evening departure offered through the double daily flying.

This announcement represents the second positive development for Ireland in the last month. In June, the carrier confirmed that its newly retrofitted 777 had launched between Dubai and Dublin.

The enhanced experience offers Irish-bound customers the latest four-class configuration, featuring Premium Economy and the latest Business Class product as well.

An Emirates Boeing 777-300ER wearing the new livery
An Emirates Boeing 777-300ER wearing the new livery

From October 16, the second refurbished Boeing 777 will also commence, just in time for the third daily service to formally launch 10 days later.

Emirates Confirms Flight Details

The third daily flight will commence on 26 October 2025, operating from Dubai International to Dublin, the airline’s hub.

Emirates says the flight will depart as EK165 at 0210 with an arrival into Dublin at 0525 local time.

Meanwhile, the return flight will operate as EK166, departing approximately two hours later at 0825 with a 2000 touchdown back into Emirates’ home, Dubai.

The Boeing 777-300ER will operate the service, with this aircraft configured in a three-class layout spread across eight private suites in First Class, 42 lie-flat seats in Business Class, and 304 seats in Economy Class.

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