Emirates Manila Flights (September 2026): Current Status & Schedule

Last updated: Sep 7, 2026

Emirates lists Dubai–Manila services in its September 2026 schedule, including additional flights beyond its three daily rotations.

Here’s what you need to know if you’re flying Emirates to Manila — or Manila to Dubai — over the coming weeks.

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Emirates Flights to Manila: Current Status

The current Emirates Manila schedule and Wego’s dated timetable list 28 Dubai–Manila departures for 7–13 September 2026: three daily rotations, four-weekly EK330 and three additional departures. These are published services, not confirmation of live operation or available seats:

EK332 / EK333 — daily. EK332 departs Dubai at 03:10 and arrives in Manila at 16:15 (9h 05m); EK333 departs Manila at 18:15 and arrives in Dubai at 23:00 (8h 45m).
EK334 / EK335 — daily. EK334 departs Dubai at 09:10 and arrives in Manila at 22:10 (9h); EK335 departs Manila at 23:55 and arrives in Dubai at 04:30 the next day (8h 35m).
EK336 / EK337 — daily. EK336 departs Dubai at 17:00 and arrives in Manila at 05:55 the next day (8h 55m); EK337 departs Manila at 07:45 and arrives in Dubai at 12:15 (8h 30m).
EK330 — Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, Dubai 12:20–Manila 01:25 the next day. EK331 returns on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays, Manila 03:25–Dubai 08:05.
Additional services for 7–13 September: EK2520 from Dubai on Tuesday and Sunday, and EK2524 on Friday, both at 22:20–11:25 the next day. Return EK2521 is scheduled on Monday and Wednesday and EK2525 on Saturday, all at 13:25–18:05.

Block times range from 8 hours 30 minutes to 9 hours 5 minutes depending on rotation and direction. All times are local.

The listed services are scheduled with Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.

Onward connections from Manila with Emirates

Emirates does not fly domestically within the Philippines, but its partnership with Philippine Airlines extends its reach across the country.

Emirates also lists a circular Dubai–Cebu–Clark–Dubai service, separate from its Manila flights.

Through the Philippine Airlines partnership, Emirates-ticketed passengers can connect to five domestic points via Manila, seven via Cebu, and three via Clark.

Rebooking and Refunds for Emirates Manila Flights

Emirates provides assistance for most disrupted tickets, including connections beyond Dubai. For voluntary cancellations, refundability and fees depend on the fare conditions.

What Emirates Manila disruption assistance covers

Emirates will try to arrange the next available replacement flight. Direct-booking customers can request a refund online; agent-issued tickets must be handled by the travel agent.

Refund processing takes approximately 15 business days, depending on the bank.
Paid extras such as seat selection and upgrades need separate refund requests.

Bookings made from 2 April qualify for one complimentary date change within ticket validity; fare differences may apply.

How to process a change on your Emirates Manila flight

You can manage your booking at emirates.com/manage-booking or via the Emirates app. If online changes are unavailable, contact Emirates. If your ticket was booked through a travel agent, contact the agent directly.

Frequently Asked Questions: Emirates Manila Flights

Is Emirates flying to Manila right now?

Yes. Emirates publishes Dubai–Manila services for September. Wego’s dated timetable lists 28 departures from Dubai for 7–13 September 2026; scheduled flights remain subject to operational changes.

How many Emirates flights operate between Dubai and Manila each week?

For 7–13 September 2026, the published timetable lists 28 departures from Dubai: 21 on EK332/EK334/EK336, four on EK330, two on EK2520 and one on EK2524. This weekly total is specific to that period.

Does Emirates fly directly to Cebu or Clark?

Emirates lists a circular Dubai–Cebu–Clark–Dubai service in addition to its Manila flights. The Dubai–Clark outbound journey via Cebu is not nonstop. Philippine Airlines connections extend the network beyond these gateways.

Can I get a refund on my Emirates Manila ticket if I want to cancel?

Voluntary refunds depend on the fare conditions; some tickets are non-refundable or carry cancellation charges. For a disrupted flight, Emirates or the issuing travel agent can handle your refund request.

How long is the Emirates flight from Dubai to Manila?

Published Dubai–Manila block times range from 8 hours 55 minutes to 9 hours 5 minutes; return flights range from 8 hours 30 minutes to 8 hours 45 minutes. Actual flight times can vary.

Is it safe to fly to Manila right now?

The US State Department rates the Philippines Level 2 (“exercise increased caution”) nationwide in its 1 September 2026 advisory. Level 4 “Do Not Travel” advisories apply only to the Sulu Archipelago, the southern Sulu Sea, and Marawi City — not Manila itself.

What if regional disruption affects my Emirates Manila trip?

Emirates provides rebooking assistance for most disrupted tickets. Keep your booking reference and cancellation notifications, and use the Emirates flight status and disruption support page for your flight. Available options depend on your booking.

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Disclaimer: Wego strives to ensure all information presented in this article is accurate and up to date at the time of publication. Travel policies, prices, visa requirements, and conditions can change rapidly. We strongly recommend verifying critical details with official sources before making travel decisions. Wego does not accept liability for any inaccuracies, oversights, or changes that may occur after publication.