Emirates Airline is sharing the joy of Eid al-Fitr with its customers on the ground and in the air by offering:
Onboard:
- A selection of regional flavors for Economy Class passengers, such as:
Chicken biryani with crispy fried onions, raisins, and cashews, or lamb kibbeh with vermicelli rice and a rich yogurt sauce. - A special menu for Premium Economy and Business Class passengers.
Featuring grilled chicken with a spiced sauce, hummus stuffing, and ghee rice with potatoes, or matfish in a spiced tomato sauce with buttered rice. - A local dining experience for First Class passengers, including:
Hammour fish, Emirati-style tomato sauce with basmati rice, or braised beef with fragrant rice and a blend of local spices. - Pumpkin porridge and an extra slice of almond and apricot tart with meals for Premium Economy, Business Class, and First Class passengers.
- A selection of Emirati pastries and Arabic coffee in the A380 onboard lounge.
In Emirates Airline Lounges at Dubai:
- Arabic coffee, jallab, qamaruddin, hot and cold Arabic appetizers, lamb ouzi or mixed Arabic grills.
Followed by kunafa, qatayef, and basbousa for First Class passengers. - Classic chicken machboos and a selection of delicious desserts available throughout the day, such as:
Date maamoul, baklava, and saffron basbousa for Business Class passengers. - A special Eid ice cream cart with various flavors for First and Business Class passengers.
On Emirates’ award-winning Ice Inflight Entertainment System:
- A diverse range of entertainment content.
- Up to 6,500 on-demand entertainment channels
- Over 2,000 movies from around the world, including more than 100 Arabic films.
- 50 Arabic TV series channels including:
“Chef at Home,” “The Game of Life,” and Shahid series like “Batten al-hout,” “Seeb w Ana Asieb,” and “Al Gharib.” - 15 Arabic podcast and audiobook channels, the Holy Quran, and over 500 Arabic music channels featuring pop, classical, Khaliji, and Moroccan music.
The UAE is at the forefront of countries donors of humanitarian aid in comparison. on its national income. pic.twitter.com/VSHP1Yhpdh
— UAE Voice (@uae_voiceeng) April 2, 2024
Celebration Dates:
- April 10 to 13, 2024.
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