Dubai to Hong Kong flights will be increased when Emirates adds to its weekly service from the end of March.
Emirates will ramp up frequencies to Hong Kong with a daily non-stop service from its Dubai hub, starting from March 29.
It adds to its existing daily flight from Dubai to Hong Kong via Bangkok and increasing the airline’s operations in the market up to 14 weekly flights.
Dubai to Hong Kong flights
The resumed service will provide more capacity, choice and flexibility for travellers, as the airline continues to expand its global operations in line with sustained demand for international travel.
Operated by an Airbus A380 aircraft, Emirates’ flight EK380 will depart Dubai at 10.45ams and arrive in Hong Kong at 10pm.
The return flight, EK381, will depart from Hong Kong at 12.35am and arrive in Dubai at 5am. All times are local.
By bringing back its Dubai-Hong Kong flight EK380/EK381, Emirates is responding to the growing demand on the route and offering travellers the choice to fly non-stop or break their journeys in Bangkok.
Tickets can be booked on emirates.com, the Emirates App, or via travel agents. Travellers are also encouraged to check the latest entry requirements.
As one of Emirates’ key Asian destinations, the airline reaffirms its commitment to supporting Hong Kong’s post-pandemic recovery, increasing capacity to serve travellers originating from the UAE or connecting from other cities in its global network.
Throughout the pandemic, Emirates has supported the market’s local community by maintaining the trade links between Hong Kong and other strategic markets within its network, successfully transporting imports and exports through its airfreight division, Emirates SkyCargo.
Emirates also provides increased connectivity for travellers to additional destinations beyond Hong Kong through its interline agreements with Cathay Pacific and Hong Kong Airlines, among others.
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