Emirates regains the longest route in the airline’s network

30 Aug. () –

Emirates will resume direct A380 services with Auckland (New Zealand) from December, which represents the longest route in its network, with 14,200 kilometers, as well as being “one of the longest regular non-stop commercial flights in the world” .

This has been reported in a statement, in which it has also indicated that it is recovering the direct route with Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia). The airline currently operates both cities with a linked Boeing 777-300ER service, which makes a stop in Kuala Lumpur before continuing on to Auckland.

According to Emirates, the latest schedule update will offer customers greater levels of flexibility and seat availability.

New Zealand is increasing its visibility with a global campaign in key markets to encourage more visitors to come and relive the incredible experiences and stunning natural attractions of the country.

Furthermore, to promote Malaysia as a “one of a kind” tourism destination, Emirates has recently signed a Memorandum of Collaboration (MoC) with the Malaysian Tourism Council to develop inbound visitor traffic to the country from key markets through the network of The airline.

Therefore, the company has stated that it is accelerating the deployment of its “flagship aircraft”, the A380, in line with the growing global demand for air travel, with 32 destinations currently served on a scheduled basis and others to be announced in the next months.