Emirates is set to bring the spirit of Eid Al Adha to the skies from 26 to 29 May, offering passengers a unique festive experience. The airline will serve specially curated menus, traditional desserts, and provide a selection of entertainment options across selected routes, reflecting the rich culinary heritage of the Middle East.

Passengers in all cabin classes can enjoy regional dishes such as lamb machbous, chicken kabsa, and lamb ouzi. First Class passengers will be treated to dishes like prawn morbian and beef foga, with desserts including pistachio and chocolate nammoura cake. Business Class and Premium Economy will feature lamb chermoula and grilled chicken, whilst Economy Class offers comforting favourites like daoud basha and beef sajiyeh.

The Emirates A380 will offer traditional Emirati coffee and dates in its onboard lounge, alongside sweet treats like baklawa and pomegranate cheesecake. Additionally, Emirates lounges in Jeddah and Cairo will serve festive dishes from 27 to 29 May, including lamb mandi and oriental pastries.

Emirates’ ice entertainment system will feature a curated selection of Arabic films, TV channels, and music, alongside Hollywood movies with Arabic subtitles. Passengers can explore over 6,500 channels, including popular Turkish series dubbed in Arabic and The Holy Qur’an.

This initiative by Emirates aims to enhance the travel experience during one of the most significant occasions in the Islamic calendar, offering passengers a taste of Middle Eastern hospitality and culture

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