Emirates has announced it will boost services to Singapore, Nigeria and Mauritius to serve market demand in line with the easing of travel restrictions worldwide. The airline will also ramp up global operations with the restart of services to found destinations including Bali on 1 May, London Stansted on 1 August, Rio de Ganeiro on 2 November and Buenos Aires on 2 Novmber.
The airline will increase passenger services to Singapore from seven weekly flights to 14 weekly flights starting 23 June 2022. It will also ramp up services to Lagos with 11 weekly flights starting from 1 July 2022. Services to Nigeria’s capital city Abuja will be five weekly flights from 1 May 2022 and then daily service from 1 September 2022. Flights to Mauritius will be increased from daily to nine times weekly between 9 April 2022 and the end of June 2022, and then moving up to double daily flights from July 2022.
From 1 May 2022, Emirates will operate five weekly flights utilising the two-class Boeing 777-300ER aircraft to Bali. This will be increased to daily service from 1 July 2022.
From 1 August 2022, Emirates will resume flight operations to London Stansted with five weekly flights utilising Emirates‘ Boeing 777-300ER aircraft fitted with the Game Changer First Class product. From 1 September, the airline will increase services to offer a daily flight. By October 2022, the airline will serve the UK with 110 weekly flights including six times daily to London Heathrow: double daily A380 service to Gatwick; three times daily to Manchester including a double daily A380 service starting 1 October 2022; double daily service to Birmingham; five weekly flights to Newcastle with the fifth weekly flight starting 1 July 2022 and a daily service to Glasgow.
Emirates will operate four weekly flights to Buenos Aires via Rio De Janeiro on its Boeing 777-300ER aircraft from 2 November 2022. From 1 February 2023, Emirates will scale up its operations to a daily service, offering customers greater convenience, choice and flexibility when planning their travel.
