UAE travellers can fly non-stop to this US destination

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Miami is the latest destination on Emirates Airline's US network.

Travellers can look forward to non-stop flights between Florida's second-largest city and Dubai, from July 22.

The four return flights a week will be operated via Emirates' three-class Boeing 777-300.

Flight EK213 will depart Dubai (DXB) at 03:10hrs, arriving in Miami (MIA) at 11:00hrs, while the return service EK214 will depart Miami at 21:10 hrs, arriving in Dubai at 19:35 hrs the next day.

The latest addition takes the airline's US network to 12 destinations.

The new service will provide travellers with another access point into Florida after Orlando (effective July), serving the Southern Florida area while offering convenient connections for travellers headed towards the Middle East, West Asia, and Indian Ocean via Dubai.

 

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