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As of December: Emirates launches daily flights from Dubai to Tel Aviv
Dubai's national airline will start flying daily between Tel Aviv and the popular emirate as early as next month.
Unfortunately, the flight from Tel Aviv will only take off at 18:25 and land towards midnight, which means a waste of night at the hotel
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Thursday, 04 November 2021, 10:09 Updated: 12:45
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Dubai, United Arab Emirates (Photo: Ziv Reinstein, excellent editing: Nir Chen and Yardena Abodi Fox)
Emirates announced today (Thursday) that it will start operating a daily flight route between Dubai and Tel Aviv starting on December 6.
The flights will be operated on a Boeing 777-300ER aircraft in a three-class configuration, and will offer first-class private cabins, a business class with flat-bed seats and a economy class that offers spacious seats.
The daily flight numbered EK931 will take off from Dubai at 14:50 and land at Ben-Gurion Airport at 16:25 (Israel time).
The return flight, EK932, will take off from Tel Aviv at 18:25 and land in Dubai at 23:25 (United Arab Emirates time).
Price: Starting at $ 427 per person in economy class.
The new daily route will allow Israeli travelers to reach Dubai and more than 120 destinations around the world, including Thailand, the Indian Ocean and South Africa, as well as the heart of some 30 countries including Australia, the United States, Brazil, Mexico, India and South Africa. Some of the largest Jewish communities in the world.
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Emirates flights are also expected to strengthen ties between the business communities in the two countries, and open up new channels for networking and additional investment opportunities, especially in light of the entry agreement approving entry between Israel and the UAE.
Emirates has returned to operating all of its flight routes in the Middle East and currently operates flights to 12 cities.
Travelers from the United States who wish to stop in Dubai before continuing their journey to Tel Aviv will be able to enjoy the Stop Over package in Dubai, which offers accommodation in international-class hotels, city tours and other activities.
Adnan Kazim, chief commercial officer of Emirates: "Emirates is excited to announce Tel Aviv, one of the main destinations in the region, as its new destination. The launch of the new route in a few weeks will allow Emirates to offer passengers better flight options to and from Tel Aviv via Dubai. "We also expect to fly business travelers and tourists from Israel to Dubai, as well as allow them to fly on connecting flights on our route network."
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