EMIRATES RAMPS UP NETWORK COVERAGE AS TRAVEL CORRIDORS START TO OPEN

THE OPENING OF TRAVEL corridors between the UAE and multiple destinations has seen Emirates boost its network, with the carrier operating more than 280 weekly flights from Dubai across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and the Indian Ocean from July 1.

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Dubai can now access quarantine-free travel to Cyprus, Greece, Italy, Russia, Turkey, Spain, and France ( introduced on June 9).

In the Middle East, the carrier has expanded its flight schedules to Jordan, Lebanon, Bahrain and Egypt and from July 2, more convenient travel options will be available to The Maldives, Seychelles, and Phuket in Asia and Kenya, Tanzania and Morocco in Arica.

Emirates is also now flying to 11 destinations in the United States and will add Miami to its network on July 21.

The airline is also continuing to enhance its partnership with flydubai, stepping up its joint network and schedule to offer 48 cities across 33 countries with quarantine-free entry this summer, providing more options than any other airline in the region, it claims.

Emirates is also scaling up its IATA Travel Pass capabilities on its flights to Barcelona, Moscow, Istanbul, New York JFK, Madrid and from London Heathrow with plans to scale up across all of its flights by July, in addition to offering customers travelling from Dubai paperless verification of COVID-19 related medical records through its partnership with the Dubai Health Authority.