Emirates Makes Bali 146th Global Destination

The Dubai air carrier Emirates has officiated its Bali route by landing its EK 398 flight from Dubai on the island’s I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport last month. The flight inaugurated the airline’s Bali service, adding Bali as their 146th global destination. “Bali is one of the world’s popular holiday destinations, making the island an important market for us at Emirates. And so it’s our pleasure to connect passengers from Bali to Dubai through our newly-launched daily service, and to more than 80 other destinations in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and America via our world-class hub in Dubai,” said Barry, Brown, Emirates’ Divisional Senior Vice President and Commercial Operations East. In addition, the Emirates SkyCargo has also now offered a weekly 294 ton cargo service to provide more business opportunities from Bali to all SkyCargo global network. Flying with Emirates enables passengers to enjoy more than 2,000 entertainment channels on ICE, the airline’s award-winning inflight entertainment system. Emirates has also connected millions of passengers through the airline’s Emirates Holidays, and Arabian Adventures. www.emirates.com
The Dubai air carrier Emirates has officiated its Bali route by landing its EK 398 flight from Dubai on the island’s I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport last month.
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