Emirates Unveils Stunning Real Madrid Livery on Boeing 777 Aircraft

Photo: Dubai Government Media Office

Emirates, the Official Main Partner of Real Madrid, has unveiled a stunning new livery featuring the Spanish football club on one of its Boeing 777 aircraft. This special aircraft landed in Madrid yesterday, carrying Real Madrid’s first-team players on a chartered flight to Jeddah. The team is heading to Saudi Arabia for the Spanish Super Cup tournament, scheduled from January 8 to January 12.

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The partnership between Emirates and Real Madrid began in 2011, and in 2013, Emirates became the club’s official jersey sponsor. The airline will continue to be the Official Main Sponsor of the club until 2026. This makes it the longest jersey sponsorship in the history of La Liga.

The new livery design on the Boeing 777 showcases some of Real Madrid’s star players, including Kylian Mbappe, Vinícius Júnior, Luka Modrić, Jude Bellingham, Lucas Vázquez, and Federico Valverde. The bold and eye-catching decal celebrates the partnership and allows fans to feel closer to their favorite team.

For more than a decade, Emirates has given fans special opportunities to connect with Real Madrid players and experience exclusive moments. Now, with this unique livery, fans worldwide can see their favorite team soaring high in the sky. This special Boeing 777 will operate on routes to cities like Athens, Vienna, Miami, Seattle, and Kuwait, among others.

Emirates has been serving Madrid since 2010 and currently offers double daily flights to the city using a mix of Airbus A380 and Boeing 777 aircraft. The airline recently completed a multi-billion-dollar project to retrofit its aircraft. So far, 36 planes (26 Airbus A380s and 10 Boeing 777s) have been fully refurbished, featuring new interiors and the popular Premium Economy cabin.

In addition to its upgraded fleet, Emirates recently welcomed its first A350 aircraft, now serving destinations like Edinburgh, Kuwait, and Bahrain. More cities will soon see these latest-generation planes in action.