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Emirates celebrates Wimbledon 2025 with special onboard menus
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Adel Ahmad Al Redha Deputy President & Chief Operations Officer | Emirates Airlines

Emirates is celebrating The Championships, Wimbledon 2025, with special offerings for passengers and tennis fans. During flights between Dubai and the UK, Emirates will serve bespoke Wimbledon-inspired menus. Passengers can enjoy Pimm’s cocktails, strawberry mocktails, and strawberries with cream in the A380 Onboard Lounge.

Economy and Premium Economy Class travelers can indulge in desserts like cream cheese mousse with strawberry compote. First and Business Class passengers will have access to panko-crusted lamb cutlets and honey cake with strawberry compote. First Class guests will also receive Emirates-branded Wimbledon towels.

Tennis enthusiasts can watch matches via Sport 24 on Emirates' ice entertainment system or at lounges in Dubai and the UK. The airline offers over 40 sports programs including tennis-themed movies.

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Emirates continues its hospitality at The Championships grounds with fine meals and beverages such as Château Margaux 2004 wines. The ‘Emirates Experience’ stand provides interactive experiences and giveaways, including a chance to win a holiday to Dubai.

The airline is the Official Airline of the ATP Tour, sponsoring major tennis events worldwide. Emirates has invested in 'Championing Nature,' a program promoting urban community engagement through nature, supported by Wildlife Trusts across the UK.

In addition to tennis sponsorships, Emirates partners with Arsenal FC, Lancashire Cricket Club, and other sporting events in the UK. The airline operates 133 weekly flights to various UK destinations from London Heathrow to Edinburgh.

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