Emirates boosts Chinese New Year travel schedules
Emirates will ramp up its operations for Chinese New Year travel due to strong demand.
It will boost capacity to Guangzhou, Shanghai and Beijing.
Shanghai service resumes from 20 January 2023 with twice weekly service, gradually increasing to daily service from 1 March.
It will initially operate an Airbus A380 aircraft making a short stop in Bangkok before returning to Dubai.
After Chinese New Year travel, it will ramp up frequency to four weekly flights.
From 1 February, the airline will increase services between Dubai and Guangzhou to daily non-stop flights with the flagship Emirates A380.
Emirates will return to Beijing with a daily non-stop service from Dubai, starting from 15 March.
This will bring the airline’s operations in the market up to 21 weekly flights.
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