Emirates flight tracker
Emirates flies under the ICAO prefix UAE and the IATA code EK, with the radio callsign “Emirates”.
Emirates aircraft found right now
Airborne first, highest first.
| Flight | Aircraft | Registration | Altitude | Speed | Status | Near |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UAE11M | Airbus A380-800 | A6-EOU | 18,900 ft | 492 mph | Climbing | DXB |
| UAE58Q | Boeing 777-300ER | A6-EBU | 12,000 ft | 452 mph | Climbing | DXB |
| UAE56W | Boeing 777-300ER | A6-EQM | 10,075 ft | 436 mph | Climbing | DXB |
| UAE167 | Airbus A350-900 | A6-EXS | 1,175 ft | 211 mph | Climbing | DXB |
| UAE83M | Airbus A380-800 | A6-EVG | — | 4 mph | On the ground | DXB |
| UAE6JL | Airbus A380-800 | A6-EED | — | 0 mph | On the ground | DXB |
| UAE32E | Boeing 777-300ER | A6-EQG | — | 7 mph | On the ground | DXB |
How this page finds Emirates aircraft
There is no way to ask the ADS-B network for “every Emirates aircraft” — the network reports by position, not by operator. So this page looks around the airline's busiest airports and keeps the aircraft whose callsign begins UAE. Right now it scanned DXB, SYD, BNE and MEL.
This is a sample, not the whole fleet. Aircraft over oceans, between those airports, or outside volunteer receiver coverage will not appear here even though they are flying. A short list does not mean a small airline.
Aircraft types seen in this scan
What Emirates had airborne near its hubs as this page loaded.
Emirates hub airports
Live traffic at each.