Airports: DXB, AUH
Africa: CAI, CPT, JNB, LOS, LAD, MRU, TIP, TUN
Asia: AMM, BLR, PEK, BKK, CCJ, MAA, COK, CMB, DAM, DMM, DEL, DOH, DAC, CGK, JED, HKG, HYD, ISB, KHI, LHE, KUL, KWI, MLE, MNL, BOM, MCT, KIX, RUH, ICN, PVG, SIN, IKA
Oceania: BNE, CHC, MEL, PER, SYD
The Americas: ATL, JFK, IAH, IAD, LAX, SFO, YYZ, GRU
Europe: ATH, BHX, DUS, FRA, GLA, HAM, IST, LGW, LHR, MAN, MXP, MUC, DME, CDG, FCO, VIE, ZRH
African: none
Asian: EK, EY, SV, QR, SQ, KE, PK
American: DL, UA
Oceanian: none
European: AF, KL, BA, BOX
Emirates has received its first 777 in early June 1996, thus inaugrating the era of 777s in the country's aviation history.
Emirates and Etihad, two of the world's fastest expanding airlines, have now a number of 777 in operation.
Emirates is the world's largest B777 operator with a total of 98 orderd 777s.
Etihad has 5 77Ws in its fleet and is flying them to south-east asian destinations.
