SEASONAL OCCASIONS
From 17 to 26 December, fill up on roasted turkey and mince pie cake served with vanilla custard sauce in Economy Class. In Premium Economy, enjoy your marinated prawns with celeriac apple, walnut and raisn salad before your roasted turkey or duck confit dinner.
In First and Business Class, start your Christmas dinner with a seafood appetiser and enjoy our duck confit or slow-cooked turkey with all the trimmings. Finish with a delicious festive dessert and you’ll be just about ready to snooze off to a Christmas movie.
Customers in First and Business Class can arrive on board to a Berry Merry welcome drink. During your flight, stroll to our A380 Onboard Lounge or Boeing 777 and A350 social areas to enjoy our rich fruit cake, selection of mini pastries and special treats from our festive goodie basket.
Customers in First Class can also enjoy a charming chestnut cassis reindeer as a sweet treat.
It’s the season to feel snuggly, especially on those wintery days in the north. Have a look at more ways you can feel cosy on our flights. We’ve got new amenity kits to help you feel fresh, blankets and pillows, and more giveaways like socks and eyeshades. And our soft pyjamas in First Class and Business Class are made from a special material with a little magic of its own.
Forgot someone on your nice list? Browse the EmiratesRED winter 2025 edition to find great gift ideas, including 60 new products and exclusive releases from Armani, Creed, Amouage, YSL, Kilian, Bally and Van Cleef & Arpels. You can also save 10% when you preorder on EmiratesRED.com using the code RED10 and have your selection delivered to your seat on departure from Dubai.
Keep your young travellers entertained with holiday content and over 250 dedicated kids and family channels, including dozens of shows for pre school kids. Remember to get a snap from our Polaroid camera and take home a memento in a festive photo frame. Kids also go home with our latest collection of toys and bags.
Products and services may vary on actual flights depending on routes, aircraft configuration and seasonality. Operational requirements may also cause last-minute changes to the aircraft used on scheduled flights.