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Emirates boosts Hong Kong flights
Emirates is ramping up capacity on Hong Kong flights.
It announced a third daily flight to Hong Kong, starting from 1 November.
The additional flight is on Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, and will support the growing demand for travel to the Far East.
With the extra Hong Kong flight, services expand to 21 flights per week.
Emirates will operate two daily direct flights to the city in addition to a third which is via Bangkok.
The additional daily frequency will feature a three-class onboard service, in First Class, Business Class and Economy Class.
Tickets can be booked now on emirates.com, the Emirates App, and travel agencies.
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