Emirates is expanding its commitment to Vietnam by adding a second daily flight between Dubai and Ho Chi Minh City.
This exciting development, originally planned for February 1st, 2025, has been strategically moved forward.
It will now launch on January 15th, 2025, to cater to the anticipated surge in travel during the Lunar New Year festivities, celebrated on January 29th.
Strengthened Service to Ho Chi Minh City
This new service strengthens air travel options for Ho Chi Minh City and surrounding areas. It streamlines travel processes, opens doors for increased tourism, and fosters trade opportunities.
Passengers flying to or from Ho Chi Minh City will enjoy greater flexibility and access to a wider network of popular destinations around the world.
These include major cities like Amsterdam, Barcelona, Frankfurt, London, and many more.
Flight Details and Amenities
The new flight, designated EK364, departs Dubai at 4:00 AM, arriving at Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City at 1:55 PM local time (all times listed are local).
Its return flight, EK365, takes off from Ho Chi Minh City at 6:25 PM and touches down in Dubai at 10:55 PM the same day.
Passengers can expect a comfortable journey onboard the modern and efficient Emirates Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.
This two-class configuration offers 42 spacious Business Class seats and 386 Economy Class seats, ensuring ample space and a curated selection of amenities designed for maximum comfort.
World-Class In-Flight Experience
Emirates is renowned for providing passengers with exceptional experiences and award-winning service.
Passengers can unwind with extensive entertainment options on Emirates’ ice system. Boasting over 6,500 channels of on-demand movies, TV shows, music, podcasts, audiobooks in 40 languages, and live TV for international news and sports, ice caters to diverse preferences.
Conclusion
The Emirates story started in 1985 when it launched operations with just two aircraft. Today, it operates the world’s biggest fleets of Airbus A380 and Boeing 777 widebody aircraft.
The airline has moved from strength to strength, and entered 2024 with strong momentum, off a very profitable FY2023/24.
Emirates’ total passenger and cargo capacity increased by 20% to 57.7 billion ATKMs in 2023-24, recovering to near pre-pandemic levels.
Providing customers with more connection options, Emirates recently restarted services to Tokyo Haneda. It added capacity to 29 destinations, and launched new daily flights to Montréal, Canada.
Emirates also inked codeshare and interline agreements with 11 new airline partners, further extending its network’s reach.
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