Emirates A350 Scheduled for Daily Dubai–Mauritius Service From November
AeroTime reports that Emirates plans to assign an Airbus A350 to flight EK709 and EK710 from November 1, 2026, replacing a Boeing 777 on one of its three daily Dubai–Mauritius services.
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Emirates is scheduled to use an Airbus A350 on flight EK709 from Dubai and return flight EK710 from Mauritius beginning November 1, 2026, according to AeroTime. The aircraft would replace a Boeing 777 on that daily service.
Key details
AeroTime reports the following details: - The airline operates three daily flights between Dubai and Mauritius; two are described as using Airbus A380s, with the A350 assigned to the third. - EK709 is scheduled to depart Dubai at 07:55 and arrive in Mauritius at 14:40. EK710 is scheduled to leave Mauritius at 18:30 and reach Dubai at 01:10 the next day. Times are local. - The A350 is configured for 298 passengers: 32 in Business Class, 28 in Premium Economy and 238 in Economy. - Business Class seats use a 1-2-1 layout and include lie-flat beds, direct aisle access and 20-inch 4K screens. Premium Economy uses a 2-3-2 layout, with 19 5-inch-wide seats and 13 3-inch screens.
AeroTime reports the A350 will offer 298 seats, including 32 in Business Class and 28 in Premium Economy.
Why it matters
The reported aircraft assignment would add the A350’s three-cabin configuration to one of Emirates’ daily Mauritius flights. AeroTime says Premium Economy is available on all three daily services, giving travelers that cabin option across the route’s schedule.
What happens next
AeroTime reports that the aircraft change is scheduled to begin November 1, 2026. The supplied material gives no further timeline.
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