Emirates Gears up for its Summer Operations

The summer travel season is expected to be busy, but Emirates plans to run as usual, including at its 39 European destinations with its London Stansted service resuming on 1st August.

Emirates has been coordinating with its ground handling partners at airports around the world to make sure they are up to date with operational requirements and are ready to support smooth passenger movement. For the months of July and August, there are over 24,000 scheduled passenger flights to and from 129 airports around the globe.

In order to support its flight schedule and services, Emirates has also collaborated closely with other Dubai Airport partners. As a result, more resources have been made available to ensure smooth operations at the hub, especially for travelers in transit.

Visitors to Dubai or those stopping over for the summer may breeze through departures and arrivals with the help of quick biometric checkpoints and take use of a variety of practical choices for mobile, online, home, and self-check in.

In addition, the double-decked Emirates A380 plane is being used in over 30 locations across its network to meet high consumer demand, including well-known European cities like Amsterdam, Dusseldorf, Hamburg, London Gatwick, London Heathrow, Rome, Paris, Madrid, Manchester, Milan, Vienna, and Zurich.

Customers can anticipate all of Emirates’ distinctive experiences whether they are flying for the holidays or to see family and friends. In almost every city that Emirates serves, this includes free Chauffeur Drive airport transfers for First and Business Class clients.

Customers on board can look forward to freshly prepared meals that are influenced by the season and area, as well as an unrivaled range of the newest movies, TV shows, radio programs, live TV, podcasts, and more on the 5,000 channels of on-demand entertainment on Emirates ice.

Customers traveling First or Business Class, as well as eligible Skywards members, can take advantage of an early check-in to rehydrate and unwind in one of 21 airports outside of Dubai’s borders. These include the recently renovated lounges in Bangkok. By the end of July, the Emirates Lounges in Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth, Australia, is expected to reopen. Emirates has agreements with lounge partners in 100 other airports for the rest of its global network.