Home UAE Dubai Dubai’s Emirates increases flights to Algeria The carrier will utilise its Boeing 777-300ER aircraft between Algiers and Dubai by Zainab Mansoor April 19, 2022 Emirates will double its flights between Algiers and Dubai from two to four weekly, starting May 1, 2022. The service currently between Algiers and Dubai will no longer be linked with Tunis, the airline said, in a statement. .@emirates increases flights between Algeria and #Dubai, in response to growing passenger demand for air travel, starting 1 May 2022. https://t.co/0MZ1fcAHFF pic.twitter.com/zaXaRe4qJq — Dubai Media Office (@DXBMediaOffice) April 19, 2022 Emirates will utilise its Boeing 777-300ER aircraft between Algiers and Dubai, and the new flights will operate on Saturdays and Sundays, in addition to the current Tuesday and Thursday services. Flight EK758 departs Algiers at 3.45pm, arriving in Dubai at 1.05am the next day. EK757 departs Dubai at 8.45am, arriving in Algiers at 12.55pm. Omar Alhemeiri – Manager Algeria, said: “We have seen a marked increase in passenger demand to and from Algiers, especially to Dubai and onwards to other destinations that are gradually opening or easing their restrictions across our network. We hope that by increasing our frequency into Algeria, we are able to support traffic flows in and out of the country as it continues its post-pandemic economic recovery, and it is also a testament to our commitment to Algeria.” Tickets can be purchased on the carrier’s website, at its sales office, via travel agents or through online travel agents. Customers are encouraged to check the latest government travel restrictions in their country of origin to ensure they meet the travel requirements of their final destination. Tags Algiers Dubai Emirates flights 0 Comments You might also like Mashreq Metro Station gets new name; more details here Scaling new heights: How AIX is redefining global investment opportunities Emirates debuts service to Madagascar via Seychelles Abu Dhabi, Dubai launch unified parking permit system