Emirates Set To Boost Australia Routes

Besides boosting the weekly seat count for Sydney, the airline also plans to start nonstop flights to 

Presently, Emirates operates three daily flights to Sydney. Two use the airliner’s flagship Airbus A380 aircraft, and one flies a Boeing 777-300ER. Starting November 4, 2023, the Boeing widebody jet will be replaced by an Airbus A380, making the Dubai-Sydney route an all double-decker affair. This move will help the airline increase the daily seating capacity by more than 260 on each return flight, boosting the weekly seats by nearly 2,000.

The two A380s already operating between Dubai and Sydney boast a four-class configuration, including a Premium Economy cabin. The replacement for the 777-300ER will feature a three-class layout, summing to 489 seats. This flight will depart from Dubai at 21:30 and land in Sydney at 18:20. The return leg will start from Sydney at 21:10 and arrive in Dubai at 04:30 (all times are local).

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Besides boosting its seating capacity on the Sydney route, Emirates is also in talks with Adelaide Airport to restart nonstop services. The Dubai-based carrier awaits the arrival of an Airbus A350, which should be part of the fleet in the summer of 2024. That will help the airline free up more long-range aircraft for destinations like Adelaide.

Currently, Emirates runs 63 flights to Australia. Cumulatively, they offer nearly 56,000 seats to and from its four major points – Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth.

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