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Emirates ramps up operations to London Gatwick with a third daily Airbus A380 service

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Emirates, the world’s largest international airline, has ramped up its operations to Gatwick Airport with the addition of a third daily A380 flight. The airline continues to scale up its UK operations to meet sustained demand ahead of the holiday rush.

The additional frequency will offer enhanced capacity with more than 1,000 seats to/from Gatwick to Dubai, every day. Emirates flight EK11 will depart Dubai at 02:50, flight EK15 will depart at 07:40 and flight EK09 will depart at 14:25 – offering customers even more flexibility and travel choices.

Emirates currently serves the UK with 119 weekly flights across seven UK hubs including: six times daily to London Heathrow; three times daily to London Gatwick; daily service to London Stansted; three times daily to Manchester; double daily service to Birmingham; daily flights to Newcastle; and a daily service to Glasgow.

Dubai, UAE,  5 December 2022

This post was published on 6 December 2022 17:09

André Orban

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