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Emirates Airlines said it plans to operate passenger services next week to the following destinations: Frankfurt (April 25, 27, 29), Jakarta (April 26), Johannesburg (April 25), Lagos (April 26) , London Heathrow (April 23, 24, 28, 30), Madrid (April 29), Manila (April 24, 28, 30) and Tunisia (April 30). These flights will facilitate the journey of visitors and residents who wish to return to their countries.
The company added, in a press release, that those who wish to travel to Johannesburg, Lagos and Tunisia should contact the diplomatic missions of their countries in the country.
As for travelers to other destinations, they can book directly through emirates.com and choose “one way”, or through travel agencies.
He added that only citizens of the destination country and those who meet the entry requirements will be able to board the plane, since they must meet the requirements and conditions of entry to the country they are traveling to.
All passengers must follow all health and safety procedures approved by the authorities of the United Arab Emirates and the destination country.
And similar to the flights that Emirates Airlines has taken so far to return visitors’ citizens to different countries, the airline applies a modified service program for flights, in accordance with health and safety regulations, there will be no publications available on the plane. As passengers continue to be provided with food and beverages, Emirates Airlines will strive to avoid contact with crew members and passengers during service, through modified procedures, for packing and packing meals and serving beverages at their original packages.
Car service will be temporarily suspended with a driver, as will the private lounges at the airport.
Passengers are required to comply with the guidelines for social spacing and to wear their masks and gloves throughout the journey, starting from the operational procedures stage for traveling at the counters at the airport, and must arrive at the building (3) to complete the procedures, three hours before the flight departure time.
All Emirates aircraft are subject to extensive cleaning and sterilization operations upon their return to Dubai after each flight.
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