Emirates is expanding its operations in the United States, the United Kingdom and South Africa

Emirates announced the expansion of its operations and the increase in connectivity of its network. As a result of the easing of restrictions, the airline will restore capacity to more than 270 aircraft in its 29 cities within its network and adjust its schedule to increase frequencies and capacity. The airline has already resumed passenger services to more than 120 destinations, recovering 90% of the pre-epidemic network.

United Kingdom

In the United Kingdom, the airline operates 73 weekly flights to four destinations until mid-October.

By October, the airline will increase its services to the UK to 73 weekly flights, which will operate six times a day to London Heathrow Airport; Two daily A380 flights to Manchester, weekly services to Birmingham and daily flights to Glasgow. As of today, Emirates will begin service to London Heathrow Airport with three daily flights, all operated by the A380.

During August and September, Emirates will gradually increase its operations to London Heathrow, and by mid-October the airline will resume its operations as six daily airlines, offering significant opportunities to join one of the four A380 aircraft. Markets. Business and leisure facilities in the world.

United States

In the United States, Emirates offers more than 70 weekly flights to 12 cities across the United States and will increase flights to Houston, Boston and San Francisco in August to cater to the seasonal arrival of travelers.

Since August 13, the airline has increased the capacity of New York’s JFK Airport and its iconic A380 aircraft to four weekly services, improving travel options for customers connecting with major U.S. cities within the airline network. Emirates is constantly changing the schedules and capabilities of its services to meet customer travel trends.

Africa

Emirates has increased its daily flights from daily flights to Johannesburg by 11, connecting four flights to Durban. In addition, the airline offers three flights a week to Cape Town. The airline re-established its fleet capacity with five weekly flights to Lusaka (annex to Harare), Zambia, and Entebbe in Uganda.