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Emirates Flight Ticket Price, Online Booking & Schedule

Emirates ticket prices from Pakistan start at around Rs 55,000 one way to Dubai in economy. It flies widebody aircraft from six Pakistani cities into Terminal 3 at Dubai, and its real value is not the Dubai fare itself but the onward connection to Europe, Africa, Asia and North America on a single ticket.

Dubai fare from
Rs 55,000One way economy
Airline code
EKUAE flag carrier
Hub
Dubai T3Widebody fleet
Pakistani cities
6Karachi to Multan
Baggage included
30 kgEconomy, typical

Emirates flight ticket price from Pakistan: from around Rs 55,000 one way to Dubai in economy, the highest of the four airlines on that route. The case for paying it is the onward network: a single ticket through Dubai to most of the world, with baggage and connection protection included.

Fares from Pakistan

Emirates ticket price by route

On the Pakistan to Dubai sector alone, Emirates is the most expensive of the four carriers. Priced as a through fare to somewhere beyond Dubai, it frequently becomes the cheapest option available.

Indicative one way Emirates economy fares
RouteFlight timeTypeTicket price
Karachi to Dubai2h 15mNon-stopFrom Rs 55,000
Lahore to Dubai3h 00mNon-stopFrom Rs 58,000
Islamabad to Dubai3h 00mNon-stopFrom Rs 58,000
Peshawar to Dubai3h 00mNon-stopFrom Rs 56,000
Sialkot to Dubai3h 00mNon-stopFrom Rs 58,000
Karachi to LondonOne stopVia DubaiFrom Rs 190,000
Lahore to TorontoOne stopVia DubaiFrom Rs 270,000
Karachi to New YorkOne stopVia DubaiFrom Rs 290,000

Indicative one way economy fares including typical taxes. Through fares beyond Dubai are usually far better value as returns than as two one ways.

Do not judge Emirates on the Dubai fare

If Dubai is your destination, Emirates is the dearest of the four airlines flying there and the case for it is thin. If Dubai is a connection, the calculation reverses: a through fare to London, Toronto or Bangkok on one ticket usually undercuts booking the Pakistan to Dubai leg and the onward flight separately, and it protects you if the first leg is delayed.

Widebody rather than narrowbody

Emirates flies widebody aircraft on Pakistani routes where most competitors use A320s or 737s. On a two hour sector that matters less than the fare, but the seatback entertainment, cabin width and baggage allowance are noticeably better, and for a family travelling with luggage the 30 kg allowance does real work.


What you are booking

Emirates cabin classes and fleet

Three cabins on widebody aircraft, though First is not offered on every Pakistani service. The economy product is the one most travellers from Pakistan will book.

Economy

3-4-3 or 3-3-3

Seatback entertainment, meals and a 30 kg checked allowance on Pakistani routes. Considerably more included than any low cost fare and more than most full service competitors on the same sector.

  • 30 kg checked baggage typical
  • Seatback entertainment throughout
  • Onward connections on one ticket
From Rs 55,000 Dubai, one way

Business

2-3-2 or 1-2-1

Lie-flat or angled seating depending on aircraft, lounge access at Dubai and a much larger baggage allowance. Priced well above the Pakistani carriers’ economy fares but competitive with other Gulf business products.

  • Lounge access at Dubai
  • Larger baggage allowance
  • Priority check-in and boarding
Varies by route Widebody aircraft

First

1-1-1

Offered on selected aircraft and routes rather than the whole Pakistani network. Check the aircraft before assuming it is available on your date.

  • Selected aircraft only
  • Not on every Pakistani service
  • Confirm at booking
Selected routes Check availability

Fleet allocation changes and the aircraft shown at booking is not guaranteed. Confirm the aircraft type on your own booking if it matters to you.


Where Emirates flies

Emirates route network from Pakistan

Six Pakistani cities into Dubai, and from there a network reaching most of the world on a single ticket.

From Pakistan

  • Karachi (KHI)
  • Lahore (LHE)
  • Islamabad (ISB)
  • Peshawar (PEW)
  • Sialkot (SKT)
  • Multan (MUX)

Onward, popular

  • London, Manchester, Birmingham
  • Toronto, New York
  • Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur
  • Milan, Paris, Frankfurt

At Dubai

  • Terminal 3
  • Metro to the city
  • Connection times from 2 hours

Book the through fare, not two separate tickets

If you are going beyond Dubai, a single Emirates booking is usually cheaper than a Pakistan to Dubai ticket plus an onward one, and it means the airline is responsible if the first leg runs late. Two separate tickets leave you carrying the risk of the connection yourself, which on a missed flight is an expensive position to be in.


What is included

Emirates baggage allowance

Typical Emirates economy baggage allowance
Route typeCheckedCabinIncluded in fare
Economy, Pakistan routes30 kg7 kgYes
Economy, long haul30 kg or 2 pieces7 kgYes
Business40 kg or moreHigher allowanceYes

Typical figures that vary by fare type, route and booking class. Always confirm the allowance shown on your own booking before travelling.

The allowance is a real part of the price

Emirates includes 30 kg in economy on Pakistani routes where the low cost carriers include none and some full service competitors include 20 kg. For travellers moving between Pakistan and the Gulf with family luggage, that difference frequently covers a meaningful part of the fare gap. Weigh the allowance against what you actually carry before deciding Emirates is expensive.

Included in an economy fare

Checked baggage30 kg typical
Seatback entertainmentEvery aircraft
MealsAll sectors
Seat selectionMost fare types
Onward connectionsSingle ticket
Lounge accessBusiness and First only

The honest assessment

Emirates pros and cons

Emirates is not competing with the Pakistani carriers on the Dubai sector. It is competing for the passenger who is going further.

Where Emirates is the right choice

  • The deepest schedule from Pakistan of any foreign carrier
  • Onward connections to most of the world on one ticket
  • 30 kg economy baggage allowance
  • Widebody aircraft with seatback entertainment throughout
  • Serves six Pakistani cities including Sialkot and Multan

Where it falls short

  • The most expensive of the four airlines on Pakistan to Dubai
  • Only serves Dubai, not Sharjah or Abu Dhabi
  • First class is not available on every service
  • Business fares are well above the regional average
  • Nothing to offer domestic Pakistani travellers

The short version

If Dubai is your destination, price the Pakistani carriers and flydubai first, because Emirates will usually be dearest. If Dubai is a connection to somewhere further, book the through fare and stop comparing, because the single ticket is both cheaper and safer than assembling the trip yourself.


How to book

Booking a Emirates flight

  • Decide whether Dubai is the destination or a connection This changes the answer completely. For Dubai itself, cheaper options exist. For anywhere beyond, Emirates is usually the value pick.
  • Price the through fare as a return Return pricing on long haul is substantially better per leg than two one ways.
  • Check the baggage allowance against what you carry 30 kg included closes much of the gap against a cheaper fare with 20 kg or none.
  • Allow at least two hours to connect at Dubai Terminal 3 is large and the transfer walk is longer than most travellers expect.
  • Enter names exactly as on the passport Names are matched at check-in and at every onward connection.

Emirates contact and booking

Call centre
Listed by city on the airline website
Booking
Airline website, app, ticket offices and agents
Airline code
EK

Verify the current helpline on the airline’s own website before relying on it. Published contact numbers change.


Common questions

Emirates flight FAQs

What is the Emirates flight ticket price from Pakistan?

From around Rs 55,000 one way to Dubai in economy from Karachi, and Rs 58,000 from Lahore or Islamabad. Through fares beyond Dubai start from roughly Rs 190,000 to London.

Is Emirates the most expensive airline to Dubai?

On the Pakistan to Dubai sector, usually yes. flydubai, Airblue and PIA all price below it. The argument for Emirates is the onward network and the 30 kg baggage allowance rather than the sector fare.

How much baggage does Emirates include?

Typically 30 kg checked and 7 kg cabin in economy on Pakistani routes, with more in Business. That is more than most competitors on the same sector and considerably more than any low cost fare.

Which Pakistani cities does Emirates fly from?

Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar, Sialkot and Multan, all into Dubai. Schedules vary by city, with Karachi the deepest.

Should I book a through ticket or two separate flights?

A through ticket. It is usually cheaper than booking the Dubai leg and the onward flight separately, and the airline carries the responsibility if your first leg is delayed. Two separate tickets leave that risk with you.

Which terminal does Emirates use at Dubai?

Terminal 3, which is the airline’s own terminal and connects to the Dubai Metro. Allow at least two hours for onward connections, as the terminal is large.

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