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Emirates To Introduce Retrofitted Boeing 777s On New Routes

Fatima Zohra Grioua
Last updated: 20 August 2024 01:29
By Fatima Zohra Grioua 4 Min Read
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DUBAI, UAE. 16 SEPTEMBER 2023. In departure, view through glass: Boeing 777, passengers boarding, a prelude to the imminent journey
DUBAI, UAE. 16 SEPTEMBER 2023. In departure, view through glass: Boeing 777, passengers boarding, a prelude to the imminent journey
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Emirates has recently announced that it will introduce the newly upgraded Boeing 777s on two new routes: Zurich and Riyadh. The operations will commence on October 1, 2024, with EK 85 and EK 86 flying to Zurich and EK 819 and EK 820 to Riyadh, along with the latest cabins. This launch will also mark the first introduction of Emirates Premium Economy in the Middle East.

On 22 September, Geneva will become the inaugural city to experience Emirates’ Premium Economy seating along with enhanced business-class flights and aircraft. Furthermore, the airline will introduce its second route to Brussels commencing on 9 October 2024.

Emirates Boeing 777 retrofitted design
Emirates Boeing 777 retrofitted design -business class © Emirates Airlines

A Revamped Design For the B777

Emirates is deploying efforts to expand the flights to different routes, 28 with Premium Economy with the refurbished A380  and B777 by the end of the year. That is to say, the airline is enhancing the experience of the customers by improving the design of the aircraft. It retrofitted around 25 aircraft and planning the same on 17 more.

The Boeing 777 is designed with either six or eight First Class suites and has 38 Business class seats in a four-across arrangement, 24 seats in Premium Economy in a layout of 2-4-2, and 260 Economy class seats. Emirates makes sure that passengers can anticipate a delightful dining experience with complete table service. For instance, it features Royal Doulton fine bone china and exclusive cutlery. Additionally, they can enjoy a wonderful variety of beverages and entertainment.

Most importantly, the flight experience ensures maximum comfort with uninterrupted rest and provides fully reclined flatbeds stretching 180 degrees. The spacious 20.7-inch wide leather seats and absence of middle seats allow for the provision of a mini-bar and a wooden table for each passenger.

Emirates Boeing 777 retrofitted design for Premimum Economic Class
Emirates Boeing 777 retrofitted design for Premium Economic Class ©Emirates Airlines

The Emirates Airlines

Emirates is a globally renowned airline based in Dubai, known for its luxurious service, state-of-the-art fleet, and extensive global network. Founded in 1985, Emirates has grown to become one of the largest and most respected airlines. It offers unparalleled in-flight experiences including industry-leading entertainment and exceptional comfort across all cabin classes and routes. The airline consistently ranks among the top airlines worldwide, serving over 150 destinations across six continents.

The airline has several ambitious plans for the future. First of all, it is committed to sustainability in all activities, ensuring that it delivers value to communities. Secondly, it always prioritizes safety for its team and customers, which enhances the airline’s reputation. Finally, it embraces competition and aims to support the business field.

 

The introduction of the retrofitted Boeing 777s on new routes is certainly another effort of Emirates Airlines to provide the best flight experience for passengers. This aligns with the commitment of the company which is already one of the best in the world.

Which new features of the newly retrofitted B777 are you looking for? Look at the details of the design then share your thought with us!

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By Fatima Zohra Grioua
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