Emirates introduces second daily service to Narita
Emirates introduced the enlargement of its operations to Tokyo Narita with the introduction of a second each day service from 1st Might, operated by the airline’s retrofitted Boeing 777-300ER.
The second each day flight will present travellers with larger alternative and enhanced alternatives for multi-destination itineraries, together with the comfort of a stopover in Dubai.
Eastbound passengers on the extra Narita service will arrive within the afternoon, supporting stronger home connectivity and shorter connection instances from key European and Center Jap markets.
Westbound travellers departing from Tokyo Narita will profit from an early-morning arrival in Dubai, enabling seamless onward connections to main locations throughout Europe, Africa and South America, together with Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, South Africa, Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Brazil.
With the deployment of a refurbished Boeing 777-300ER on flights EK320/321 to Tokyo Narita, Emirates doubles down on its dedication to supply a constant journey expertise for its prospects in Japan.
Schedules and facilities
The extra flight, EK320, will depart Dubai at 22:30hrs and arrive in Tokyo Narita at 13:30hrs the next day.
The return service, EK321, will depart Tokyo Narita at 21:30hrs and arrive in Dubai at 03:50hrs the next day; all instances are native.
The four-class plane options upgraded interiors with new design components, together with trendy color palettes, specifically designed Ghaf Tree motifs, and wooden finishes throughout all cabins.
Travellers may have entry to 260 of the latest-generation Financial system seats, 24 Premium Financial system seats, 40 Enterprise Class seats in a 1-2-1 configuration, and eight First Class Suites.
The onboard expertise is rounded off with a regionally-inspired delicacies that includes Japanese dishes similar to Kaiseki meal tray.
Travellers throughout all cabins will even take pleasure in greater than 6,500 channels of on-demand content material on Emirates’ award-winning inflight leisure system, ice, that includes films, TV sequence, podcasts, music, documentaries and extra, with a collection of Japanese content material.