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Emirates Enters Extended Partnership with AC Milan

Grace Lee
Last updated: 16 October 2025 10:32
By Grace Lee
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Representatives from AC Milan wearing the sponsored jersey, with two Emirates flight attendants.
Emirates flight attendants with representatives from AC Milan © Emirates
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Emirates announced an extended partnership with AC Milan, continuing as the club’s longest Principal Partner, Airline partner and official men’s jersey partner.

Emirate's fleet.
Emirates’ fleet © Emirates

Longstanding Successful Partnership

As one of football’s longest and most successful partnerships, according to Emirates, the airline company continues to sponsor the club AC Milan, with their signature logo ‘fly better’ printed on the men’s jerseys.

This partnership also gains the airline continued extended exposure on LED screens in the club’s stadiums, training centers and digital content, as well as premium hospitality.

Sir Tim Clark, Emirates’ President, speaks highly of this continued successful partnership:

“We are thrilled to extend our partnership with AC Milan. This collaboration, built on shared values and a mutual commitment to excellence, has created unforgettable experiences for millions of fans worldwide. Our deep-rooted relationship with Italy makes this extension a natural next step, as we continue to connect Milan and other Italian cities to the world through Dubai, while bringing Rossoneri fans across our global network closer to their favourite club and players.”

Emirates Boeing 777-300ER taking off.
Emirates Boeing 777-300ER taking off © Emirates

Emirates: Longstanding Support to Sports Clubs

As one of the world’s leading airlines, Emirates collaborates with an extensive portfolio of sports clubs, including another recent extended partnership with FC Bayern Munich.

What do you think about the Emirates’ longstanding support for different sports activities? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

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ByGrace Lee
Aviation Journalist Intern | English Literature and Translation graduate with a keen interest in lifestyle and culture reporting. Currently based in the UK.
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