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Emirates returns to Bali
Bali is back on Emirates flight network.
Emirates landed again Denpasar this week as demand grows in line with eased travel restrictions.
A water cannon salute inaugurated the airline’s return followed by a cake cutting ceremony.
The resumption of Emirates’ services to Bali, comes as the carrier ramps up global operations.
Emirates flight EK398 departs Dubai at 09:10, landing in Bali at 21:29.
The return flight EK399 departs Bali at 00:05, arriving Dubai at 05:00 hrs.
The airline is currently operating five-weekly services, and will scale up to daily service starting from 1 July 2022.
Tickets can be booked on emirates.com and the Emirates app.
Customers travelling from Dubai can take advantage of the contactless biometric path at Dubai International for a quicker journey through the airport with minimum to no human interaction.
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