DUBAI- Emirates Airlines (EK) Airbus A350 aircraft has successfully landed at Queen Alia International Airport (ADJ), officially beginning its regular service on the second daily flight connecting Dubai and Amman.
The deployment occurred two weeks ahead of the originally planned June 1 schedule, demonstrating Emirates’ commitment to enhancing service on this important route.
Emirates Airbus A350 | Photo: Clément AlloingEmirates Debuts A350 to Amman
Here’s the Flight Schedule:
- Flight EK 905 departed from Dubai at 2210 hours on May 19 and touched down in Amman at 0015 hours early morning on May 20.
- The return journey, EK 906, took off from Amman at 0205 hours and arrived in Dubai at 0605 hours the same morning.
This successful inaugural round-trip marks the beginning of regular A350 service between the two cities.
The three-class Emirates A350 offers seating for 312 passengers with a thoughtfully designed cabin layout. Business Class features 32 next-generation lie-flat seats arranged in a 1-2-1 configuration, providing direct aisle access for all premium travelers.
The aircraft includes 21 Premium Economy seats in a 2-3-2 layout and 259 Economy Class seats in a 3-3-3 arrangement.
Engineered for passenger comfort, the A350 provides a superior travel experience with higher ceilings, wider aisles, and a notably quieter cabin environment compared to previous generation aircraft. The innovative design significantly reduces noise fatigue during flight.
Travelers across all cabin classes benefit from Emirates’ latest generation of in-flight entertainment systems delivering a cinematic viewing experience. The aircraft features enhanced cabin lighting, faster Wi-Fi connectivity, and improved seat ergonomics designed for long-haul comfort.
Photo: EurospotStrategic Importance for Emirates and Jordan
The A350’s introduction to the Amman route represents a significant milestone in Emirates’ 39-year relationship with Jordan, which began in 1986.
This deployment underscores the airline’s ongoing investment in the Jordanian market and strengthens connectivity, tourism opportunities, and trade links between Dubai, Amman, and destinations beyond.
Emirates now operates two premium aircraft types to Amman, as the iconic A380 superjumbo already serves the route on flights EK903 and EK904.
The Emirates A350 currently operates to six other short and medium-haul destinations including Edinburgh, Kuwait, and Mumbai. The airline plans to expand A350 service to additional cities, including Oslo, Istanbul, and Ho Chi Minh City, in the coming months. By year-end, Emirates will serve 17 global destinations with its A350 fleet.
This strategic deployment of new aircraft across the network highlights Emirates’ continued fleet modernization efforts and commitment to providing enhanced travel experiences across its global route map.
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