5 New Airplanes Coming To The Emirates Fleet

With the 2023 Dubai Airshow coming to a close, Emirates’ backlog has seen substantial changes. The airline ordered more Boeing 777X aircraft, adjusted its Boeing 787 orders, and purchased additional Airbus A350-900s. Let’s take this video to review all the new aircraft coming to the Middle Eastern carrier’s fleet!

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[cskvision]

Emirates 787 order timeline:
- 40 B787-10s in 2017, then changed
- 30 B787-9s in 2019, then changed again
- 20 B787-8s and 15 B787-10s in 2023

My bet is they'll change their mind on the 787 order again soon.

[pablorubio]

Correction: the 787-9 has the longest range of the 787 family

[orangeplanefan]

It will take some time to get used to this 😅

[nakano_penguin]

I expect for Airbus A350.
I wanna board it long distance!

[orionwesley]

I'm more excited about the A350, mainly because it's the most likely to actually be delivered and not just wishful thinking.

[mdforhad]

Did you know all? Emirates order a321xlr and a330neo

[swornthekillerintown]

Correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure Texas is further than Brazil

[herceg]

Clark complaining about A350-1000 which in service by other airlines. Than orders airplane that isn’t certified and doesn’t fly at all. Good one! Don’t come and say it will be certified soon. It’s been late 5+ years!

[MySkyranger]

Emirates buying an end of life aircraft like the 1960s rehashed 777x dose not sound like a strategy with a long future. Clark may regret this.
Only those Countries who rely on the US to protect them militarily buy Boeing. Plus some lessors.
It’s not because the 777x is any good. It’s all about politics.
Stay safe. Fly AIRBUS.

[peterwortmann]

EK feel afraid of Riad Air....thats why....

[dannycrooks]

The 777 9 won't arrive in 2025 I'd give it at least another year and it won't have the fuel savings claimed I hope to be proved wrong

[pmbuthia]

this video feels like it has been done before

[Perich]

Emirates order double large cheese burger, French fries, and large soda to go.

[appleblows]

paint may also be on Tim's mind when he made that statement.

[IPMI_pascal_fanti]

I hope no Boeing, otherwise I will change my airline

[Plane_spotting_Geneva]

Emirates needs short haul aircraft like a220 a320

[cjames]

What is the point of having A350s, 777s, and 787s??? Wouldnt it be better and more logical to have one longhaul widebody type to streamline literally everything from pilot training and scheduling to maintenance operations?

Edit: I know next to nothing about airline operations or economics, I'm just genuinely curious