Emirates replaced its Dubai‑Dallas A380 service with Boeing 777s in 2016

Emirates replaced its Dubai‑Dallas A380 service with Boeing 777s in 2016
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Emirates stopped flying its Airbus A380 between Dubai International Airport and Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport in 2016 and substituted the service with Boeing 777 aircraft.

The airline also downgraded its Dubai‑Washington Dulles and Dubai‑George Bush Intercontinental routes to Boeing 777s, assigning Boeing 777-200LR jets to the Houston service and Boeing 777-300ER jets to the Washington Dulles service. The A380 had operated on the Dallas route from October 2014 to February 2016, often carrying about half capacity and generating loss‑making ticket sales, and a planned return in September 2016 was cancelled.

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