Emirates (EK) will restore a second daily Airbus A380 service between Dubai International Airport (DXB) and Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) for a limited period in October 2026.
Emirates A380
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Emirates has temporarily replaced Airbus A380 aircraft with Boeing 777-300ERs on its Dubai-Prague and Dubai-Glasgow routes during Q3 2026. Daily A380 service is scheduled to return on October 1, with Prague receiving the newer 569-seat three-class A380 from October 25.
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Assuming the 5 routes do see the A380 in September, Emirates will operate 82 daily superjumbo departures from Dubai.