Emirates to Restart Daily Service to Taipei

Emirates’ Taipei-Dubai route will resume daily service on 6th November after Taiwan’s reopening plan was completed and the necessary COVID-19 quarantine requirements for arrivals were lifted.

Emirates’ flight EK366 from Dubai to Taipei takes off at 02:50 and lands at 14:45 using a Boeing 777 aircraft. The return aircraft, EK367, leaves Taipei at 22:45 and lands in Dubai at 4:35 the following day. Every time is local.

With more connections and options to and from Taiwan thanks to the increased frequency, both business and leisure travelers will be able to travel by air with Emirates. Visas are not required for those who qualify to visit Taiwan, but it is recommended that all visitors complete a 7-day self-health monitoring. It is advised that travelers review the most recent admission criteria.

2014 saw the start of Emirates’ nonstop, daily flights to Taipei, which were flown by Boeing 777 aircraft. Later, a daily two-class A380 service was added to the Dubai-Taipei route in 2016. Due to its support of the neighborhood and provision of air cargo during the COVID-19 pandemic, the airline has built a strong relationship with the market. Emirates’ decision to increase its Taipei operations from the current four weekly flights to daily flights shows how committed the airline is to supporting the travel and tourism industry’s recovery and boosting inbound traffic by connecting passengers from over 130 destinations across its extensive global network.

When travelling with Emirates, passengers can experience the best in the sky with an unsurpassed culinary experience, multi-course menus with regional inspiration created by a team of award-winning chefs, and a wide range of premium beverages. With ice, Emirates’ award-winning inflight entertainment system, passengers can kick back and enjoy more than 5,000 channels of expertly curated worldwide entertainment material, including Taiwanese movies, TV series, music, podcasts, games, and more.