Emirates® publishes three in-flight magazines, each of which is a prime opportunity to reach some of the most sophisticated readers in the skies.
Advertising is managed by Motivate Publishing. Please follow the individual links below for contact information and more details.
Open Skies
With an ever-growing, state-of-the-art fleet and a constantly expanding network, Emirates® ranks as one of the world's top airlines. And as the airline grows, so does its in-flight magazine, Open Skies, which has twice been voted the world’s best by the readers of Executive Travel.
Open Skies reflects our premium and cosmopolitan customer profile. The magazine includes in-depth profiles of interesting public figures and a cross section of articles featuring travel, technology, health and business, commissioned from international journalists and photographers. The publication is dual language with articles selected to appeal to both Arabic- and English-speaking readers.
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Portfolio
Portfolio is our exclusive business magazine for First and Business Class passengers. It is packed with features, interviews, and profiles covering business topics, as well as recent, light-hearted business news. The high quality presentation has a fresh look and accessible editorial style, with excellent color photography and illustrations.
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tv&radio
Emirates'® onboard entertainment is widely recognized as a market leader, winning awards regularly. Depending on aircraft type, passengers may have the tv&radio system, with a choice of up to 19 video channels, featuring the latest movies and television programing for nearly every taste. For those who prefer to listen, there are 26 audio channels, with everything from the latest chart releases to classical selections, in a wide range of languages.
To help passengers navigate the choices, every seat contains a copy of the tv&radio guide. In addition to programe listings, the guide contains fascinating articles on the stars featured on the video and audio channels.
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