Emirates to Deploy Airbus A350 in Dubai–Orlando Route.

 



Emirates will deploy Airbus A350 aircraft on its daily service between Dubai (DXB) and Orlando (SFB) from Nov. 1, 2026. Orlando will become the first U.S. destination to receive Emirates’ A350 on scheduled services.

The Airbus A350 will replace the Boeing 777 currently operating between Dubai International Airport (DXB) and Orlando International Airport (MCO). Emirates launched its Orlando service in 2015.

Flight EK219 will depart Dubai at 3:05 a.m. and arrive in Orlando at 10:20 a.m. local time. The return flight, EK220, departs Orlando at 8:20 p.m. and arrives in Dubai at 7:10 p.m. the following day.The route will continue to operate daily, and passengers travelling through Dubai can connect to more than 90 destinations across Emirates’ network where Premium Economy is available.



The Emirates A350 assigned to Orlando will accommodate 298 passengers across three cabin classes. The aircraft will have 32 business-class seats in a 1-2-1 layout, 28 premium economy seats, and 238 economy-class seats.

This deployment will introduce premium economy to Emirates’ Orlando route. Each 19.5-inch-wide seat features a six-way adjustable headrest, footrest, in-seat charging points, a wood-finished side cocktail table, and a 13.3-inch entertainment screen.

Premium economy passengers will also receive priority boarding and have access to a dedicated Premium Economy check-in area at Dubai International Airport. Meals will be served on Royal Doulton porcelain, and the inflight entertainment system will offer more than 6,500 channels of content.


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