Emirates has announced the resumption of daily flights to Beirut and Baghdad starting 1 February 2025, with plans to expand its Beirut operations in April.
From February, flights to Beirut’s Rafic Al Hariri International Airport will operate daily using Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, offering over 5,000 weekly seats in three-class configurations. The airline will enhance its Beirut service further with a second daily flight starting 1 April, boosting connectivity for passengers travelling to and from Dubai and beyond.
Baghdad flights will also return to daily operations on 1 February, utilising a Boeing 777. These flights will offer two distinct schedules based on the day of the week to accommodate passenger demand.
Tickets are now available through the Emirates website, app, retail stores, contact centres, and travel agents.
This post was published on 25 January 2025 23:10
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