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Emirates has launched the world’s longest Airbus A380 service with
flights between Dubai and Los Angeles.
The flight,
crossing the Russian Federation, the North Pole and Eastern
Canada, has a published duration of 16 hours 20 minutes.
The Emirates’ A380 is one of the most
comfortable and well designed
aircraft flying today. Its generously
proportioned Economy Class, exclusive mini-pods in Business Class
and Private Suites in First Class are hugely popular with
passengers from every corner of the globe.
On the top deck of the aircraft, First Class passengers
can freshen up in one of two Onboard Shower Spas, whilst First and Business Class travellers can mix and mingle in the popular
Onboard Lounge – enjoying a drink and exchanging tales at 40,000
feet.
Passengers in all cabins have access to WiFi, 1,500
channels of inflight entertainment and gourmet-chef prepared
meals, served by highly trained, multi-lingual cabin crew.
Generous luggage allowances are available to customers: 30 kilogrammes in Economy Class, 40 Kilogrammes in Business Class and
50 kilogrammes in First Class.
Premium passengers can also enjoy
dedicated lounges and chauffeur-drive transfers at many
destinations across Emirates’ network.
The airline started
flying to Los Angeles in 2008 with the Boeing 777-200LR. The
introduction of the 489-seat A380 service, powered by US made GE
GP7200 engines, is a direct response to demand with over one
million passengers travelling between Los Angeles and Dubai so
far.
Emirates 23rd A380 service will operate daily as EK
215 departing Dubai at 08:20 and arriving at Los Angeles
International Airport at 12:50 the same day.
The return flight,
EK 216, departs Los Angeles at 16:00 and arrives in Dubai at
19:50 the following day.
The double decker has 14 First
Class Private Suites, 76 lie-flat beds in Business Class and 399
spacious seats in Economy Class.
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