Emirates to resume Edinburgh flights
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Emirates will restart flight operations to Edinburgh later this year.
Edinburgh flights return from 4 November 2024, complementing the airline’s current A380 daily flight to Glasgow.
That represents 14 weekly flights to/from Scotland.
Edinburgh flights from Dubai will be served on Emirates A350-900 aircraft in a three-class configuration, with 32 lie-flat seats in Business Class and 21 seats in Premium Economy.
There are 259 seats in Economy Class.
Customers can book flights on emirates.com, via travel agents or Emirates sales offices.
Julie Bailey, UK Regional Sales Manager said: “Scotland is a very important passenger and cargo destination for Emirates and we’re very proud to be back in Edinburgh.”
“Scottish customers can look forward to even more travel options with 14 weekly flights.”
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