Several countries have implemented travel entry restrictions and/or enhanced screening measures due to the Ebola virus.  We advise customers to check the entry requirements of their destination country via official government channels. UAE entry restrictions  The UAE does not allow entry to travellers who have recently been in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, or South Sudan, unless the traveller has been outside of these countries for more than 21 days. Travellers who are transiting through the UAE are required to comply with the travel entry measures of their final destination.  The entry and transit restrictions apply to all travellers, even those arriving by indirect routings.

We’re transforming our First Class Lounge on Concourse C in Terminal 3 at Dubai International Airport. While we make these improvements, the lounge will be closed. You can enjoy our full lounge experience on Concourse B.   We’re sorry for the inconvenience.  

Effective 18th November 2025, Emirates flights will operate to / from Terminal 2 at Manchester Airport, replacing our current operations from Terminal 1. Travel Guidance : To ensure a smooth departure, we recommend checking the location of Terminal 2 ahead of your travel date and allowing sufficient time to reach the check-in area. Chauffeur-drive Service: If you have booked our Chauffeur-drive service, our local partner will contact you directly should there be any changes to your scheduled pick-up time. Lounge Access: A new Emirates Lounge is currently under construction in Terminal 2, with an anticipated opening in mid-2026. In the meantime, eligible customers are warmly welcomed to relax and unwind in the 1903 Lounge. We look forward to welcoming you onboard.

From 1 October, all non-Indian nationals travelling to India must complete a new e-Arrival Card before the flight. You can submit the immigration form on the India Bureau of Immigration website from 72 hours and no later than 24 hours before the flight. There is no registration fee for the e-Arrival Card online. If you do not complete the form before you travel, it will result in a longer immigration process at the airport. Please ensure your contact details are correct by visiting  Manage Your Booking to receive updates.  

From 1 October, using or charging a power bank on board Emirates flights will no longer be permitted. Customers can still carry one power bank on board and it must be in cabin baggage. Power banks are not permitted in checked-in baggage. The power bank can have a maximum capacity of 100 watt-hour (Wh) and the capacity rating must be clearly visible on the power bank. On the aircraft, power banks cannot be stowed in the overhead lockers. Your power bank must be placed in a bag under the seat in front of you or in the seat pocket in front of you. Power banks cannot be used to charge any personal devices on board and charging the power bank is also not permitted. These enhanced measures are designed to minimise the risk associated with power banks during the flight. For more information, please visit the Dangerous Goods Policy page.