emirates celebrates easter with special onboard and lounge offerings

Adnan Kazim Deputy President & Chief Commercial Officer
Adnan Kazim Deputy President & Chief Commercial Officer - Emirates Airline
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Emirates Airline is offering special Easter treats for travelers on selected flights from April 18 to 20. Passengers flying in various classes to destinations including Auckland, Australia, Brazil, Canada, and Europe among others, can enjoy a variety of Easter-themed dishes. The menu includes items such as hot cross buns, Easter bread, and a choice of desserts like carrot cake and chocolate mousse. Young travelers will receive a “Happy Easter” biscuit shaped like an Easter egg.

First and Business Class passengers on routes from Dubai to Russia and Greece can enjoy a traditional Easter meal featuring herb-crusted lamb with crispy roasted potatoes, complemented by Easter cake, also known as Kulich bread.

In Emirates lounges worldwide, Easter fare will be available from April 18 to 21. Dubai’s First Class lounges will serve lamb chops with saffron and orange jus, while Business Class lounges offer lamb stew. An assortment of Easter-themed cookies and chocolates will also be available.

During the Easter period, Emirates’ in-flight entertainment system, ice, will feature over 6,500 channels. This includes 2,000 movies and new family releases such as “Wicked,” “Mufasa: The Lion King,” and more. Children can enjoy TV shows like “Sesame Street” and “Paw Patrol.”



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