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Emirates to operate extra flight to London Gatwick
Emirates will increase services from London Gatwick with the addition of a third daily flight
It is effective 27 July through 3 August 2022.
This third daily flight will help serve high demand from customers travelling to and from London this summer.
It will also provide additional seats to accommodate Emirates passengers affected by capacity adjustments on flights from London Heathrow.
Emirates’ customers impacted by capacity adjustments at London Heathrow will be contacted directly by the airline or their travel agent.
The airline is working with travel partners to re-accommodate any impacted bookings.
The additional daily flight to London Gatwick will be operated by a wide-body Emirates Boeing 777 aircraft offering First, Business and Economy class.
Emirates will continue to operate its six daily flights to/from London and its planned restart of five weekly flights from 1 August to London Stansted, with daily services from September onwards.
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