Emirates announces harmonious partnership with the New York Philharmonic
Emirates is expanding its cultural sponsorship portfolio and announced that it has signed a new multi-year sponsorship deal as the official airline of the New York Philharmonic.
The New York Philharmonic will be in good company as it joins Emirates’ roster of the world’s most renowned symphonies including the San Francisco Symphony, and in Australia, the Melbourne and Sydney Symphony Orchestras. Emirates’ support of the New York Philharmonic, San Francisco Symphony and Australian Symphonies will deliver world-class entertainment, connect to music patrons across the globe and highlights the airline’s commitment to arts and culture.
Emirates’ dedication to the growth of global arts and culture can be seen through a number of its sponsorships such as the Emirates Airline Festival of Literature, the Dubai Summer Surprises shopping Festival, the Emirates Airline Dubai Jazz Festival and the Dubai International Film Festival. These dynamic sponsorships inspire and bring cultural richness to people around the globe. Through this multi-year deal with the New York Philharmonic, Emirates hopes to bring beautiful music and this New York institution to the lives of many.
When flying Emirates, music comprises a significant part of the content offered on Emirates’ industry-leading Ice entertainment system. The Ice inflight entertainment system also has a dedicated channel to the symphony orchestras that the airline sponsors.
The New York Philharmonic partnership is a demonstration of Emirates’ continued commitment to New York, the city that welcomed Emirates to the United States nearly 12 years ago. Emirates launched services to the US with a non-stop flight between Emirates’ hub, Dubai International Airport, and New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport in 2004.
Today, Emirates operates four daily flights to JFK including three daily flights from Dubai non-stop, as well as a daily flight to Milan and onwards to New York, all onboard Emirates’ flagship A380 aircraft.
Emirates operates daily scheduled flights between Malta and Dubai. Emirates flies twice weekly to Malta, on Mondays and Wednesdays, via Larnaca in Cyprus, using a Boeing 777-300ER aircraft. While on Sundays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays the airline operates the Dubai-Malta route by a Boeing 777-300 on a circular routing via Tunis in Tunisia. The return flight flies direct from Malta to Dubai.