Business Desk :
Emirates will introduce an additional daily flight to Brussels, complementing Emirates’ existing schedule and providing a double-daily service to customers from 29 October 2017, says a press release.
“The new scheduled flight will be added to meet the growing demand for travel on the route” Emirates sources said.
The second daily flight to be operated by wide-body Boeing 777-300ER aircraft in a three-class configuration, which will offer eight Private Suites in First Class, featuring automated sliding doors for privacy and personal mini-bar; 42 lie-flat seats in Business and 310 spacious seats in Economy.
The new frequency will facilitate easier connections to several East Asian countries, such as Bangkok and Phuket in Thailand, Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi in Vietnam, Bali in Indonesia and Guangzhou in China. Passengers can now also connect via Dubai to Emirates’ direct flight to Auckland in New Zealand.
On board, passengers can discover ice Digital Widescreen, offering over 2,500 channels of on-demand audio and visual entertainment including the latest movies, TV shows, music, audio books and games.
Passengers travelling in First and Business also enjoy Premium Lounge access at Brussels Airport as well as Emirates’ complimentary Chauffeur-drive service providing transport to and from the airport within a 70km radius.
Emirates will introduce an additional daily flight to Brussels, complementing Emirates’ existing schedule and providing a double-daily service to customers from 29 October 2017, says a press release.
“The new scheduled flight will be added to meet the growing demand for travel on the route” Emirates sources said.
The second daily flight to be operated by wide-body Boeing 777-300ER aircraft in a three-class configuration, which will offer eight Private Suites in First Class, featuring automated sliding doors for privacy and personal mini-bar; 42 lie-flat seats in Business and 310 spacious seats in Economy.
The new frequency will facilitate easier connections to several East Asian countries, such as Bangkok and Phuket in Thailand, Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi in Vietnam, Bali in Indonesia and Guangzhou in China. Passengers can now also connect via Dubai to Emirates’ direct flight to Auckland in New Zealand.
On board, passengers can discover ice Digital Widescreen, offering over 2,500 channels of on-demand audio and visual entertainment including the latest movies, TV shows, music, audio books and games.
Passengers travelling in First and Business also enjoy Premium Lounge access at Brussels Airport as well as Emirates’ complimentary Chauffeur-drive service providing transport to and from the airport within a 70km radius.
