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    Flight schedules confirmed by Emirates for busy summer

    July 11, 2022
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    Over the peak travel season, Emirates will operate as scheduled, including at its 39 European points with its London Stansted route resuming on the 1st of August. Emirates has coordinated with its ground handling partners at 129 airports around the world to ensure they are up-to-date with operational requirements and prepared to support smooth passenger movements with over 24,000 passenger flights scheduled for July and August.

    Flight schedules confirmed by Emirates for busy summerIn addition to supporting Emirates’ flight schedule and services, Emirates has provided additional resources at Dubai Airport so that it can operate efficiently at the hub. This includes transiting passengers. Visitors to Dubai or those on a summer stopover will be able to navigate departures and arrivals with speedy biometric-enabled check-points; and enjoy convenient options for mobile, online, home, and self-check-in.

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