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Emirates Replace Boeing 777 with Airbus A350 for Montreal-Dubai route

Rayan-Amalan Nirmalraj
Last updated: 26 November 2025 17:06
By Rayan-Amalan Nirmalraj
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The Emirates new aircraft, A350 is set to replace Boeing 777 in the Montreal to Dubai route. It is expected to start its first flight from 1 February, 2026 and enhance the flying experience of people fly to Canada and Dubai with the Emirates’ latest cabin class and new premium economy seats.

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Emirates A350:

A350 is the newest  Airbus aircraft introduced by Emirates. It features stylish interiors, innovative built and comfortable cabin classes.

It has three cabin classes which includes 32 Business Class seats in 1-2-1 layout, 28 Premium Economy seats with extra legroom and 238 Economy Class seats. Notably, the aircraft type does not include a First Class cabin as seen on the 777 and larger Airbus A380 types.

Emirates’ customers flying to and from Montreal will experience the comfortable and enhance flying from 1 February, 2026 as expected.

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Montreal <—> Dubai:

The Emirates has released the schedule for the A350 flight to and from Montreal. EK243 is to Montreal from Dubai and EK244 is from Montreal to Dubai.

It will operate daily and the schedule for this flight is below: (all times are local)

  • EK243: A350 departs Dubai at 02:45 and arrives in Montreal at 07:35.
  • EK244: The flight departs Montreal at 10:40 and arrives in Dubai on next day at 08:00.
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The debut of Emirates’ A350 aircraft to Canada marks a significant rise in Emirates’ service to the customers travelling to and from Montreal.

Emirates also has a codeshare partnership with Air Canada, through that their customers can access 37 additional locations in Canada and the U.S from Montreal and Toronto.

Share your flying experience in Emirates and how excited are you for its new A350 aircraft.

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ByRayan-Amalan Nirmalraj
Aviation Reporter - A UK-based journalist with a strong background in social media content creation, video production and communications, honed through work in sports journalism and research. He brings this dynamic skill set to cover aviation and travel, exploring how airlines, airports and digital media intersect in a rapidly evolving global network.
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