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Emirates adds three extra weekly flights to expand its operations in Seoul.

January 4, 2024
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Emirates adds three extra weekly flights to expand its operations in Seoul.

Emirates said that, as part of its increased operations in Seoul, it will add three more weekly flights beginning on February 19, 2024, further demonstrating its commitment to the Republic of Korea.

Monday through Friday, the new flights will run as EK324/EK325. Emirates flight EK324 (operated by a Boeing 777-300ER) is scheduled to take off from Dubai at 04:45 and arrive at Seoul Incheon International Airport at 18:05.

The return flight EK325 is scheduled to leave Seoul at 2200 hours and arrive in Dubai at 0315 hours the next day.

With Emirates’ new services, more than 1,000 extra seats will be available on flights between Dubai and Seoul every week, which will boost both inbound and outbound tourism from Korea and ease the constrained demand for international travel to one of the most well-liked East Asian destinations.

Emirates began offering flights from Dubai to Seoul in 2005, and it now runs a daily Airbus A380 service there.

With the extra services, the airline will ensure greater flexibility and choice for its clients to and from Dubai, as well as beyond its worldwide network, by offering 10 weekly flights to Seoul on a combination of its distinctive Airbus A380 and Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.

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