Flights continue as normal, but Middle East Airlines staff are on standby in case more of the fleet needs to be relocated.
The new technology will make journeys faster and seamless by identifying people based on unique physical and behavioral cues.
Concerns raised relating to air-traffic control must be urgently addressed, says the report.
The aircraft had an issue with its speedometer but was able to return to service this morning.
The kingdom aims to become a global logistics hub and attract 100 million tourists by 2030.
Passengers checking in for flights at Dubai International Airport Terminal 3 will need to use mobile devices to check in from May 15th.
The airline’s Dubai check-in center lets travelers drop their luggage 24 hours and up to 4 hours before a flight.
The airline will embrace advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, and utilize high-tech propulsion systems by 2026.
The investment will see the Saudi Arabian airline take delivery of up to 72 aircraft.
Emirates will deploy over 200 robots to help with everything from check-ins to hotel bookings.