Emirates is back in Zurich

Boeing 777-300ER (Photo: Emirates / Andreas Agazzi).
Boeing 777-300ER (Photo: Emirates / Andreas Agazzi).

Emirates is back in Zurich

Boeing 777-300ER (Photo: Emirates / Andreas Agazzi).
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The golf carrier has returned to Switzerland with the Boeing 777. Emirates currently flies to 30 destinations worldwide.

Emirates Airline is now again offering four weekly round trips to Dubai from Zurich-Kloten. The route is currently served by Boeing 777-300ER aircraft. The carrier flies to a total of 30 destinations. Changes in Dubai are possible again, according to the company.

In close cooperation with the authorities of the United Arab Emirates, Emirates continues to work to gradually resume air traffic between Dubai and the world. Passengers are asked to note that some travel restrictions remain in place and travelers will only be accepted on flights if they meet the requirements of their destination countries for entry criteria.

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