Emirates said the accident happened around ... “Our thoughts are with everyone involved.” The Boeing 777-300 was carrying 282 passengers and 18 crew members from 20 different countries ...

Emirates (www.emirates.com), the Dubai-based international airline, today placed an order for an additional 30 Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, worth approximately US$9.1 billion (NZ$12.9 billion ...

On Wednesday, a Boeing 777-300 operating as Emirates Flight EK521 crash-landed and burst into flames at Dubai International Airport after declaring an emergency. Emirates has confirmed that all ...

In fact, the current backlog is good for fewer than three years. So watch out for a possible Emirates 777-300 ER order, at a price heavily discounted below the $320 million list price. That will ...

Investigation of the Emirates Boeing 777-300 go-around accident in Dubai is likely to draw further attention to the issue of pilots’ awareness and understanding of aircraft system design logic.

Emirates has a range of aircraft, but the Boeing 777 - 300 ER is one of their most common plane types. The aircraft has the world's largest twin-engine jet, so there are plenty of seats up for grabs.

Emirates suffered the worst incident in its 30-year history when a Boeing 777-300 arriving from India crash-landed in Dubai before bursting into flames, with all people on board escaping unharmed.

The carrier currently has 14 777-300 freighters on firm order from Boeing, including five it committed to purchase in July. Emirates also said its SkyCargo division has signed a multiyear lease ...

Emirates, one of the world’s fastest growing airlines, last week placed the single largest aircraft order in dollar value in Boeing’s history for an additional 50 777-300 ER aircraft, worth ...