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Emirates SkyCargo
Group
The Emirates Group / Investment Corporation of Dubai (ICD)
Hub
DXB
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Emirates
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Verfolgen Sie eine Emirates SkyCargo-Sendung über die offizielle Tracking-Seite. Emirates SkyCargo-AWBs beginnen mit Präfix 176.
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Cargo hubs & stations
The list shows selected freighter stations named explicitly in Emirates SkyCargo's own announcements. It is not exhaustive: the freighter network covered 44 points as at 31 March 2026. Bangkok, Shanghai and Guangzhou were omitted because the sources give no unambiguous airport code.
Fleet & capacity
Fleet figures are snapshots. The thirteen Boeing 777Fs and eight pending orders are as at 31 March 2026 (Emirates Group Annual Report 2025-26); on 6 July 2026 Emirates SkyCargo reported six Boeing 777Fs delivered since March 2026 plus four further freighters and a second converted aircraft for the remainder of 2026. The five wet-leased Boeing 747s date from the announcement of 5 January 2026.
Boeing 777F
13 · Freighter
As at 31 March 2026 per the Emirates Group Annual Report 2025-26; Emirates SkyCargo reports six further Boeing 777Fs delivered since March 2026.
Boeing 777F
8 ·
Units pending delivery as at 31 March 2026.
Boeing 777-300ERSF
1 · Converted freighter
First aircraft converted from a Boeing 777-300ER (A6-EBK), in commercial service since 2026; a second converted aircraft was announced for the remainder of 2026.
Boeing 747
5 ·
Wet-leased Boeing 747s. As at 5 January 2026; Emirates SkyCargo did not specify the variant.
44
freighter destinations
Freighter network as at 31 March 2026, expanded during the 2025/26 financial year by Bangkok, Budapest, Liege and Tokyo Narita.
As at 31 March 2026
152
cities in the Emirates network
Emirates' total network in 80 countries as at 31 March 2026; Emirates SkyCargo uses the belly capacity of these passenger flights.
As at 31 March 2026
180
interline partners
Emirates SkyCargo reports a network of more than 180 global interline partners, among them Astral Aviation, Teleport, Air Canada, United and Virgin Atlantic.
Minimum figure, as at 5 January 2026
Special cargo
Pharma
Perishables
Valuables
Live animals
eCommerce
Products
Availability may vary by station, route and aircraft type.
Produkte
Emirates AirFreight
Produkte
Emirates Fresh
Product for food, flowers and other perishables; the carrier's largest vertical by tonnage, up 10 per cent or 25,700 tonnes in 2025.
Produkte
Emirates Pharma
Product for life-saving medicines. Emirates SkyCargo states it moves around 2,000 tonnes of pharma every week.
Produkte
Emirates Vital
White-glove service for the most sensitive pharmaceutical shipments such as clinical trials and cell and gene therapies; volume up 54 per cent in 2025.
Produkte
Emirates Secure / Emirates Vulnerable
Monitored and secured transport lanes for mobile phones, high-value electronics and new product launches; demand for Secure rose 30 per cent in 2025.
Produkte
Emirates Live
Carriage of live animals. In 2025 Emirates SkyCargo states it moved more than 14,600 family pets.
Services
Emirates Courier Express
Door-to-door cross-border delivery solution launched in 2025; more than 50,000 packages delivered by early 2026 at an average network transit time of three days.
Services
Aerospace and Engineering (incl. AOG)
Vertical launched in 2025 for time-critical components from aviation, engineering, defence and space, with an optimised AOG service and a dedicated aircraft engines offering.
Emirates SkyCargo is the air freight division of Emirates, the airline of the Emirate of Dubai. Emirates belongs, through the Emirates Group, to the Investment Corporation of Dubai. SkyCargo holds no air operator certificate of its own; flights are operated under the Emirates AOC (EASA TCO register: AOC AC-0001). The division was founded in 1985 together with the airline. The operating model has two legs: own freighters and belly capacity on the wide-body passenger fleet. As at 31 March 2026 the freighter fleet comprised thirteen Boeing 777Fs, with a further eight on order at that date. Six additional Boeing 777Fs have been delivered since March 2026, alongside the first 777-300ERSF converted from a Boeing 777-300ER, which was already in commercial service in July 2026; four more freighters and a second converted aircraft were announced for the remainder of 2026. Five wet-leased Boeing 747s supplemented the fleet in early January 2026. A dedicated trucking network and more than 180 interline partners complete the picture. The Dubai hub is split across two airports: freighters operate from Al Maktoum International (DWC), while belly cargo is handled at the Cargo Mega Terminal at Dubai International (DXB). Both facilities trade as Emirates SkyCentral. As at 31 March 2026 the freighter network covered 44 points and the wider Emirates network 152 cities in 80 countries. In the 2025/26 financial year Emirates SkyCargo carried 2.4 million tonnes of cargo, three per cent more than the year before, on revenue of AED 16.2 billion (USD 4.4 billion), twelve per cent of Emirates' total revenue. For forwarders the relevant details are the designator EK, AWB prefix 176 and a broad specialist portfolio: Pharma and Vital for life sciences, Fresh for perishables, Secure and Vulnerable for electronics, and Aerospace and Engineering for AOG shipments.
Management
- Badr Abbas · Divisional Senior Vice President, Emirates SkyCargo
- Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum · Chairman and Chief Executive, Emirates airline and Group
Milestones
- 2026 · 2025/26 financial year: 2.4 million tonnes of cargo
- 2026 · First converted Boeing 777-300ERSF enters service
- 2025 · Eight new freighter destinations and launch of Emirates Courier Express
- 2024 · Order for five additional Boeing 777 freighters
- 1985 · Founded as the air freight division of Emirates
Sources
- IATA - Current Airline Members: Emirates · Codes
- Emirates Group achieves record 2025-26 financial year · Key figures and fleet
- Emirates SkyCargo charts flightpath into 2026 · Network and products
- A Cargo Makeover: Emirates SkyCargo Boeing 777-300ER Special Freighter · Fleet expansion 2026
- Emirates SkyCargo SkyChain - Track · Hubs and tracking
- EASA - Authorised Third Country Operators (TCO Status Report) · Legal entity and AOC
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