Emirates to introduce First Class companies to Dhaka from March 1

Emirates has announced it'll introduce First Class solutions on the Dubai to Dhaka route, starting 1st March. The airline happens to be the only intercontinental airline to serve the country with First Class services - offering clients superior products, solutions, and ease and comfort in air and on-ground. 

Emirates will deploy its wide-body Boeing 777-300ER aircraft in a three-class cabin configuration - supplying six seats in HIGH GRADE, 41 in Business Course, and 213 spacious seats in Economy Class. 

Travellers to/from Dhaka may experience Emirates’ HIGH-GRADE product on flight EK 585 departing Dhaka in 1:00hrs and arriving in Dubai at 4:25hrs, local time. The gain flight, EK 584 will depart Dubai at 15:45hrs and arrive in Dhaka at 23:00hrs, local time. 

Tickets can be bought either at the Emirates Sales Workplace found in Dhaka, Chattogram, and Sylhet, via travel companies, or at www.emirates.com/bd. 

The Emirates Boeing 777-300ER offers HIGH-GRADE passengers a private suite with seats that recline to a fully-flat bed, a personal electrically-controlled mini-bar, and a wide-screen 32” HD LCD display. Features likewise incorporate electrically-operated privacy dividers, giving passengers ultimate privacy and exclusivity. Customers may also enjoy regionally-encouraged gourmet meals and a lot more than 4,500 channels of visual and musical entertainment on the airline’s award-winning ice system. Emirates’ HIGH-GRADE travelers can also enjoy the luxury of First Class lounge at Dubai airport terminal and complimentary chauffeur-influenced airport transfers, among many other privileges.

In 2017, Emirates launched its First Class Game-Changer on its Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, redefining the premium travel experience for passengers. This past year, the airline was recognized as “World’s Best HIGH GRADE 2020” by customers on TripAdvisor. aviation information bd

Emirates launched its operations in Dhaka in 1986, serving the united states for a lot more than 35 years. The airline currently operates 15 every week flights to/from Dhaka, set to improve to 16 every week flights beginning 4 March - linking passengers to a lot more than 90 destinations within its global network, via Dubai. Previously this week, Emirates was recognised as “Friend in Want” at The Bangladesh Monitor Awards for its remarkable support and ongoing commitment to the united states when confronted with the global pandemic.