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Collection to debut on select long-haul routes
Dubai’s Emirates Airline has unveiled a new collection of Bulgari amenity kits for First and Business Class customers, with the refreshed range set to roll out across select long-haul routes throughout 2026.
The Spring/Summer collection, developed in partnership with the Italian luxury brand, introduces redesigned bags in new seasonal colour palettes. First Class kits feature chocolate and champagne-toned finishes with 30ml Bulgari Le Gemme fragrances, while Business Class customers will receive refreshed fabric and faux leather designs paired with exclusive travel-sized Bulgari fragrances, skincare products and inflight comfort essentials.
The collection incorporates materials containing recycled content, including the bags, selected accessories and packaging, as part of Emirates’ broader responsible sourcing programme. The new kits are also designed to reflect recent upgrades to Emirates cabin interiors, as the airline continues a comprehensive retrofit programme across its entire fleet.
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Amenity kits are increasingly being used to distinguish premium cabins, with airlines partnering with luxury fashion and beauty brands to strengthen their onboard offering. Carriers including Saudia, Qatar Airways and Singapore Airlines have introduced designer amenity kits in recent years through collaborations with Elie Saab, Bric’s, Diptyque and Lalique, while Etihad Airways recently launched new Business Class kits in partnership with Korean skincare brand Laneige.
Alongside enhancing onboard experiences for passengers, Emirates recently introduced comprehensive travel insurance in June 2026, offering complimentary medical cover and additional support during unexpected operational disruptions affecting journeys through Dubai. The move follows a record annual profit of AED22.8 billion (US$6.2 billion) for the year ended 31 March 2026, the highest in Emirates’ history.
For more information, visit emirates.com