Emirates (Dubai) has phased out and retired its last standard Boeing 777-200. The last 777-200, Boeing 777-21H A6-EMF (msn 27249), was ferried from Dubai to Arizona via Boston on July 14 for storage according to the carrier with this statement and video below.
Emirates still operates the newer Boeing 777-200 ER (Extended Range) and LR (Longer Range) models.
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Copyright Photo: Antony J. Best/AirlinersGallery.com. Sister-ship Boeing 777-21H A6-EME (msn 27248), now also retired, arrives at London’s Gatwick Airport in the past.
Emirates aircraft slide show: 
Emirates recently phased out A6-EMF, the last remaining Boeing 777-200 from its fleet. The aircraft departed from Dubai International to Arizona via Boston for de-registration on July 14. Since joining the Emirates fleet in 1996, A6-EMF flew an estimated 60 million kilometers (enough to fly to the moon and back nearly 80 times) and transported hundreds of thousands of passengers to destinations as far and wide as Warsaw and Ho Chi Minh City.
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