Emirates resumes flights to Newcastle and boosts services across Europe.
Emirates is scaling up services with additional route resumptions and more flights across its European network, responding to the easing of international entry protocols and an upsurge in passenger demand. With clear signals that passenger confidence for international travel is returning, the airline is advancing its plans to increase services and capacity to make it easier for its customers to connect to and from its extensive European network via Dubai.
See also: Emirates signs codeshare agreement with Brazil’s Azul.
In the UK, Emirates continues to boost its operations and will reinstate flights to Newcastle Airport from 15 October, offering four weekly flights, all operated by the Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.
By the end of October, the airline will offer 77 weekly flights to the UK as it gradually recovers operations in one of its most important global markets. These include operating six daily frequencies to London-Heathrow, five of them with the A380; double daily A380 flights to Manchester, 10 weekly services to Birmingham, daily services to Glasgow and four weekly flights to Newcastle.
See also: Emirates signs an interline agreement with South Africa’s Cemair.
Earlier this month, UAE moved onto the UK’s ‘amber’ list for travel, and travellers arriving in the UK from Dubai no longer need to quarantine in a government-approved hotel.
Increased frequencies to European cities
Responding to a rise in customer demand, Emirates has also brought forward its plans to introduce extra flights and capacity to over 10 European cities, including Birmingham, Barcelona, Brussels, Dublin, Hamburg, London, Lisbon, Madrid, Munich, Rome and Zurich. Many of these cities will be served with daily flights or more.
In Germany, Emirates will make it easier for business and leisure customers to connect to its popular gateways by expanding frequencies to daily flights in Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg and Munich, with a total of 50 flights a week by 31 October. Flights between Dusseldorf and Dubai, as well as between Hamburg and Dubai, will also be upgraded to the Emirates A380 to offer more capacity between both cities.
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