To meet the strong demand from September 18th
"Emirates Airlines" operates the "giant" to Moscow again
The carrier currently operates A380 aircraft to 5 cities.
From the source
Emirates Airlines announced yesterday that it will return its giant "Airbus A380" to service its flights to "Moscow Domodedovo" airport, to provide wider travel options for its customers.
The carrier indicated in a statement that it had resumed service in the Russian capital during the past week, but the strong demand prompted it to take the decision to operate the giant plane on this line as of September 18, indicating that it is currently operating the A380 aircraft to five cities: Cairo, Paris, London Heathrow, Guangzhou, Toronto.
Emirates Airlines clarified that its flights to Moscow operate on Friday and Saturday, as on Fridays, flight EK 133 leaves Dubai International Airport at 10:10, arriving in Moscow at 2:25 pm, while the return flight E K134 »from« Moscow Domodedovo »airport at 5:35 pm and arrives in Dubai at 11:35 at night. On Saturdays, the flight« EK 131 »departs Dubai at 4:15 pm and arrives in Moscow at 8:30 pm, The return flight EK 132 will depart Moscow at 11:20 at night and land at Dubai International Airport at 5:30 am the next day.
(All appointments are in local time for both Dubai and Moscow).
The carrier stated that reservations are available on flights through the website: "emirates.com" or through travel agents, pointing out that travelers with "Emirates Airlines" to Moscow have the possibility to continue their flights with the Russian partner, partner in the symbol "S7 Airlines", to a number of Great regional destinations.
It is noteworthy that the global network of «Emirates Airlines» currently covers 85 stations, and provides for its customers the ability to travel comfortably and safely to and through Dubai between the Americas, Europe, the Asian Pacific region and Africa.
The global network of "Emirates Airlines" covers 85 stations currently.
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