Emirates airline will perform two low-level flypasts of its Expo 2020 Dubai special livery aircraft over Dubai on Wednesday and Thursday morning this week.
The aircraft will fly between 5am to 8am on both days across different vantage points on Sheikh Zayed Road and around the Expo 2020 Dubai site and its surrounding areas.
The flights are being conducted for a special project, to be revealed soon by the airline.
While the public is encouraged to take photos and videos of the flypast, Emirates said people should not put the flypast at risk and comply with all General Civil Aviation Authority guidelines pertaining to "no fly zones" for unmanned aircraft or drones.
In September, Emirates revealed a special Expo 2020 Dubai livery on its A380 aircraft, featuring large-scale graphics in vivid green, pink, purple, orange and red.
Special messages that say "Dubai Expo" and "Be Part of the Magic" run across both sides of the A380 fuselage. The engine cowls also carry the Expo 2020 Dubai messages and dates of the event.
Earlier this summer, Emirates shared a video celebrating news that the UAE has been taken off the UK's red list and upgraded to amber, as travel rules changed, with a person wearing an Emirates flight attendant's uniform standing at the top of Burj Khalifa.
Emirates airline's pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai - in pictures
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The Emirates pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai has opened for bookings. All photos: Emirates -
The 'airport of the future' installation at the Emirates Pavilion -
The pavilion's structure was inspired by the shape of aircraft wings -
A future towards cleaner skies and more sustainable flying form a major part of the pavilion's showcase -
Visitors can learn all about an aircraft's thrust and propulsion via a series of animations -
Emirates has designed its pavilion to offer people a glimpse into the future of commercial aviation -
Cabin crew will be stationed at the pavilion to show around the exhibits -
Visitors will get the chance to design their own aircraft and simulate flights -
Robotic arms at work at the Future Lab in the Emirates Pavilion
