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    London Gatwick gets a third daily flight from Emirates

    December 6, 2022
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    A third daily A380 flight has been added by Emirates to its Gatwick Airport operations. As the holiday season approaches, the airline is scaling up its UK operations to meet sustained demand. With added frequency, there will be more than 1,000 seats daily between Gatwick and Dubai. Emirates flight EK11 will depart Dubai at 2:50, flight EK15 at 7:40, and flight EK09 at 14:25, offering customers even more flexibility and choices.

    London Gatwick gets a third daily flight from EmiratesIn addition to the six flights a day to London Heathrow, three flights a day to London Gatwick, three flights a day to London Stansted, three flights a day to Manchester, two daily flights to Birmingham, daily flights to Newcastle, and daily flights to Glasgow, Emirates currently serves the UK with 119 weekly flights across seven UK hubs.

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