Emirates expands Tel Aviv schedule with second daily flight

Wednesday, 27 July 2022 12:07

By ARN News Staff

Starting October 30, Emirates will increase passenger services between Dubai and Tel Aviv due to the high travel demand.

The Dubai carrier, which inaugurated its first flight to Tel Aviv a little over a month ago, will launch a second daily flight between the cities.

Emirates Boeing 777-300ER will operate the flight, the airline added in a statement.

EK 933 will depart Dubai at 08:15 am and arrive in Tel Aviv at 09:50 am, while EK 934 will leave Tel Aviv at 11:50 am and land in Dubai at 04:50pm.

The service will also provide another 20 tonnes of cargo belly-hold capacity for businesses, further opening global trade lanes through enhanced import and export opportunities.

Tickets can be purchased on the airline's official website and via travel agents.

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