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Emirates ( is an airline based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It was founded on 1985. The airline is a subsidiary of The Emirates Group, which is wholly owned by the government of Dubai’s Investment Corporation of Dubai.It is the largest airline in the Middle East, operating over 3,600 flights per week from its hub at Dubai International Airport, to more than 154 cities in 81 countries across six continents. Cargo activities are undertaken by Emirates SkyCargo. Emirates is the world’s fourth largest airline by scheduled revenue passenger-kilometers flown, the fourth-largest in terms of international passengers carried, and the second-largest in terms of freight tonne kilometers flown. Emirates had the longest non-stop commercial flight from Dubai to Auckland until it was surpassed by Qatar Airways.

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Travelling while pregnant in Emirates Airline

Expectant mothers can travel in Emirates Airline till 36 th week of the pregnancy. For more than 29 th week of pregnancy, a medical certificate or letter signed by an appropriately qualified doctor or midwife is required, stating:

• the confirmation of a singleton or multiple pregnancy
• the pregnancy is progressing without complications
• the estimated date of delivery
• the date up to which you are expected to be fit to travel
• that you are in good health
• that there is no reason known to them that would prevent you from flying
• Please note that if you choose not to carry a valid medical certificate, you may not be accepted for travel if there is any doubt about your ability to complete the journey safely.

Single pregnancy

Travel after the 36th week of gestation for single, uncomplicated pregnancies will have to submit a medical certificate.

Multiple pregnancy

Travel after the 32nd week of gestation for multiple, uncomplicated pregnancies will have to submit a medical certificate.

For more details, visit here

Download Emirates Medical certificate here

Some countries restrict or limit entry of non-national pregnant women. We recommend that you consult with the local consulate or embassy if in any doubt.

Delayed / Damaged baggage Services on Emirates Airline

Emirates Airline will update every stage of your claim if your baggage has been delayed or damaged on an Emirates flight.

How to Check the status of Emirate baggage claim?

To access information and updates about your delayed or damaged baggage, please

1. Visit to Check the Status of Emirate baggage Claim
2. Enter your last name
3. Enter the file reference number (PIR)
4. Select ‘Continue’
5. Your PIR number was sent to you after you filed your claim.

How to track baggage on Emirates Flights?

You may use the Emirates App to check where your bags are at every step of the journey. If you don’t have the app, you can use the delayed or damaged baggage tracker on Emirate website.

• Select your trip under ‘My trips’
• Choose ‘My baggage status’
• You can follow your bag from check‑in to loading on the aircraft, while it’s being transferred to a connecting flight.
• Check the baggage belt number when your bags are ready to collect.

What to do, if your luggage is damaged in transit?

You’ve to file a claim before you leave the airport by approaching the nearest Emirates representative or the baggage services desk (located in the customs hall, near the baggage claim area). If you’ve left the airport without filing a claim, you must contact your local Emirates office within7 days in writing.

Baggage lost on a non‑Emirates flight, please contact the other airline directly for information. This will be applied, if you’re travelling on an Emirates ticket but were rerouted on a flight with another airline.

Can you get compensation, if your baggage is delayed?

Emirates offers Interim Relief (IR) compensation to all customers who travelled to/from the US who have reported a missing piece of baggage. IR is also offered to passengers who have travelled on other routes when no baggage is received (excluding residents).

You can use to purchase items such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, shampoo and sleepwear. To claim IR compensation, please visit nearest Emirates office with your passport and a receipt of your purchased ticket.

Emirates Baggage allowance for Passengers travelling with infants

Infants under 2 years old have different baggage allowances based on your itinerary. The baggage allowance will be shown on the infant’s ticket.

All routes, excluding travel to and from destinations in the Americas and Africa

• 1 cabin bag
• Size: Not exceeds 22 x 15 x 8 inches (55 x 38 x 22 cm)
• Bag weight: Maximum 5 kg (11lbs)
• Checked‑in baggage: Up to 10kg (22lb)

All routes to and from the Americas and Africa

• 1 cabin bag
• Size: Not exceeds 22 x 15 x 8 inches (55 x 38 x 22 cm)
• Bag weight: Maximum 5 kg (11lbs)

You may also contact Emirates check‑in staff (if space is available) to carry any one of these items on board free of charge:

• Fully collapsible stroller/pushchair
• Infant’s carrycot
• Infant’s car seat

Note: If you’d like to carry an approved car seat, please contact the Airline to purchase an additional aircraft seat at the appropriate child fare.

What is the procedure to carry Pets through Emirates Airlines?

Pets are not allowed in the cabin, with the exception of falcons between Dubai and certain destinations in Pakistan. It can be carried either as cargo or as checked baggage in the hold. The charge for the animal(s) and container will depend on the weight and size of the animal plus cage combined.

Odd-shaped luggage
If you’re flying with baggage that’s a funny shape, you may need to take a few extra steps to check it in.

Some baggage doesn’t travel easily on a conveyer belt. That includes round, irregular‑shaped parcels; bags with loose straps or with handles that can’t be removed or secured; or bags that don’t have a flat surface.

If that sounds like your baggage, you need to repack it in a cardboard box which you can find at the baggage wrapping kiosks just before check‑in. You can also get travel bags from airport duty free. Otherwise, you can always send bulky items through our Emirates Skycargo services.

If you’re looking for information about outsized baggage like sports equipment or mobility aids, you can find that information here.

Emirates Airline Offices Worldwide

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