List of Airports Where Emirates e-boarding Passes Are Allowed for Check-In

An earlier version of this article named the airports where Emirates accepted an e-boarding pass for check-in. Emirates now says the digital pass works almost everywhere on its network and has dropped the list. Below is how to obtain one and the times that matter.

Getting the pass

• Complete check-in on the website or in the Emirates app, then keep the pass in the app, on the phone or in a wallet app.
• The app remembers your details, which speeds up the next check-in.
• Agents who check you in at the airport or at your address in Dubai can email you a digital pass or print one.

Where it works

Emirates states that the phone version is accepted at nearly every airport it serves. If an airport insists on paper, the desk prints one for you. At Dubai International you can also tag your own bags and collect the pass at contactless kiosks driven from your phone.

Times to remember

In Dubai, budget up to 20 minutes on foot for an A gate, 15 for a B gate and 25 for a C gate.

Related

The rules for online check-in are in our Emirates web check-in guide.

Earlier list

This is the list from the earlier version of this article. We could not confirm it on the airline's current pages, so check your own airport before you travel.

Though Emirates allows using online facility for check in while boarding its plane from 140 locations around the world, there are 103 airports where Emirates requires you to carry the print of the e-boarding pass and 74 airports where mobile boarding pass in your smartphone can be used for checking in. List of both these types of airports is given below:

Airports Where e-boarding passes are allowed in printed format:

List of Airports Where Mobile Boarding Passes are allowed: