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Emirates adds second daily A380 service to Bali for peak season
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Emirates has announced a second daily A380 service to Bali, effective June 1, 2023, to meet demand during the peak travel season. This expansion will provide over 2,600 additional weekly seats to and from Bali, enhancing connectivity for travelers from Indonesia to Dubai and beyond. Passengers will experience the A380's amenities, including spacious cabins, the Onboard Lounge, and the ICE inflight entertainment system. Adnan Kazim, Chief Commercial Officer at Emirates, stated that this move supports Indonesia’s travel and tourism sector and offers unparalleled service. Emirates launched nonstop Dubai-Bali service in 2015, complementing its Jakarta flights which began in 1992. The airline currently offers double-daily flights to both Jakarta and Bali, connecting to over 144 destinations globally.
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