Emirates Airlines Back in Nigeria from October 1st

Emirates Airlines is set to reignite the skies over Nigeria with the announcement of daily operations between Lagos and Dubai, beginning October 1st, 2024. With a promise of unparalleled connectivity for Nigerian travelers, the renowned airline aims to bridge continents and cultures with its esteemed service.

According to the latest scoop from the airline’s official website, Emirates will once again grace the Nigerian skies with its prestigious presence, offering a daily service between Lagos and Dubai. The flights are poised to provide travelers with a plethora of choices and seamless connections, enhancing travel experiences from Nigeria’s bustling metropolis to destinations worldwide.

Operated with the esteemed Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, the journey promises comfort and luxury at every altitude. Departing Dubai at 0945hrs and touching down in Lagos at 1520hrs with flight EK783, the return flight EK784 will whisk passengers back to Dubai, departing Lagos at 1730hrs and arriving at 0510hrs the following day.

In an enthusiastic statement, Adnan Kazim, the Deputy President and Chief Commercial Officer of Emirates Airlines, expressed delight in the prospect of resuming services to Nigeria. He emphasized the popularity of the Lagos-Dubai route among Nigerian travelers and expressed hopes of reigniting the spark of travel for both leisure and business explorers.

Emirates Airlines extends gratitude to the Nigerian government for its steadfast partnership and support in reinstating this vital air link. With 19 gateways across Africa and a robust network of over 140 destinations worldwide, Emirates pledges to facilitate seamless travel experiences for passengers, reconnecting them to the world.

But the excitement doesn’t end there. With the revival of daily passenger flights, Emirates SkyCargo, the airline’s cargo arm, will play a pivotal role in bolstering trade relations between Nigeria and the UAE. Offering over 300 tonnes of belly-hold cargo capacity weekly, Emirates SkyCargo stands ready to facilitate the swift transportation of goods, including pharmaceuticals, electronics, and general cargo, ensuring that trade flows seamlessly between the two nations.

As travelers step onboard the Emirates Boeing 777-300ER, they’ll be greeted with unmatched luxury and comfort. With eight First Class suites, 42 Business Class seats, and 304 seats in Economy Class, Emirates ensures that every passenger journey is a memorable one. Plus, with over 6,500 channels of global entertainment, including 23 Nigerian movies, the inflight experience promises to be as enriching as the destination itself.