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The biennial Dubai Air Show opened on Monday with hometown airline Emirates ordering 65 of Boeing's upcoming 777-9 aircraft, as the carrier looks to increase its fleets off record earnings and unending demand for flights through this East-West travel hub.

Emirates said it ordered 65 additional new Boeing 777-9 planes worth $38 billion at list prices to bring its total to 315 orders for Boeing's wide-body jets.

Emirates President Tim Clark said he’ll refrain from an order for Airbus SE’s A350-1000 aircraft for now, the manufacturer’s largest plane on order, as he waits for the jet’s engines to improve the durability and performance metrics he’s long criticized.

Emirates Airline President Tim Clark is planning to expand his active Airbus A380 fleet from 95-96 aircraft today to around 110 by the end of 2026 and rollout redesigned—and self-manufactured—A380 interiors across all cabins within three years.

The airline is equipping its wide-body fleet with SpaceX's fast in-flight internet service and making it free for all travelers.

FlyDubai says it has ordered 75 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft in a $13 billion deal. The airline also has options to purchase another 75 planes.

Less than three weeks after Boeing Co. unveiled another delay for its flagship 777X airliner, Emirates is doubling down on the giant aircraft by placing a major order for 65 units.

Emirates marks Thanksgiving with lavish festive menus, themed cocktails, and onboard entertainment across U.S.–Dubai flights and airport lounges worldwide.