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Emirates Airlines Will Add To Asia Pacific Routes
Emirates Airlines will add 17 new flights to its Asia Pacific route next month. Beginning in December, the carrier will introduce a fourth daily flight service to Bangkok, a third daily flight service to Sydney, two more flights to Manila, and another service to Jakarta. The Dubai airline said in a statement it will add a total of 17 new flights between December and January, increasing it seat capacity by 13 percent and its total number flights per week to 187.
Richard Jewsbury, Senior Vice President, Commercial Operations Far East and Australasia, said the Middle East is one of the few regions to record consistent, steady passenger growth, but “Asian markets are rebounding with reports of resurgent traffic at key airports in the region. We are confident of seeing a recovery soon and are introducing additional capacity to serve the increasing demand.”
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