Emirates to resume services to five more European cities

Monday, 5 October 2020 14:23

By Sanooj Sherif

Emirates Airline is expanding its network in Europe with flights to five more destinations.

It's set to resume services to Budapest from October 21, and to Bologna, Dusseldorf and Hamburg from November 1, while operations to Lyon will restart on November 4.

The addition of these routes takes Emirates' global network to 99 destinations, including 31 in Europe.

Flights to/from Budapest and Lyon will run twice a week on Wednesdays and Saturdays, while flights to/from Bologna, Dusseldorf and Hamburg will operate twice a week on Fridays and Sundays.

Emirates will return to Budapest (21 October), Bologna, Dusseldorf & Hamburg (1 November) & Lyon (4 November), expanding its global network to 99 destinations including 31 cities in Europe. https://t.co/dxh0wZhiR2 @DXB #FlyEmiratesFlyBetter #Above_The_Clouds pic.twitter.com/32NBXEAqdL
— Emirates (@emirates) October 5, 2020

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