IFC,
I’ve always envisioned flying to every Emirates destination in Infinite Flight. With the addition of AutoPilot+ soon™ I finally believe this is possible!
I became an admirer of Emirates from my frequent flights with the airline in real life. At DXB, I’d gaze at the flights on the departure/arrival board, and be amazed about all the countries and cities Emirates flies to—many which I never knew about!
With that said, I’m excited to partake in this personal challenge in Infinite Flight, especially as a member progressing through the ranks of Dubai Virtual Airlines!
My goal is to fly to every current Emirates destination with the following criteria:
- Routes & aircraft are determined by the current IRL Emirates service to the destination.
- A round trip—consisting of the Outbound, Return, and any Connecting flights—must be flown. The destination is considered COMPLETE when the round trip from OMDB is complete.
- A new destination cannot be flown to until the round trip of the previous destination has been completed.
- Each flight must be flown as a member of Dubai Virtual Airlines, with their SOPs & rank guidelines.
- My callsign on these flights: Emirates 086VA
Lastly, to help motivate my goal—I cannot fly to my favorite destinations, San Francisco and Manila, until I have completed every other route!
PROGRESS:
Flights Completed: 26/366
Destinations Completed: 14/139
DVA Rank: First Officer
Hours left until 1st A380 flight: 301:02
Hours left until 1st A350 flight: 451:02
(Last Update: 04/17/25)
SPREADSHEET: Current Emirates Routes by Aircraft + Progress
Feel free to use the spreadsheet to inspire your own Emirates flights as well! As new Emirates routes are announced, I will be adding those as well.
This is something I can’t just grind and will probably take me a year. There’s also no guarantee I’ll finish it, but I’ll be posting each time I complete a destination!
Disclaimer: This activity is for entertainment only and it and the individual(s) participating in it have no affiliation to Emirates and The Emirates Group and their subsidiaries.
but flying the return leg is really important to me, and I get a blast learning the SID’s of the new airports I fly to (which I probably wouldn’t bother to fly at).
