Have you been planning a much-need holiday to the United States of America? And does New York happens to fall on your list of places to visit? Well, if the answer is yes, then you’re in for some brilliant news, as you will now be able to fly directly and non-stop from the Dubai International Airport to Newark Hub. The reason for this is that United Airlines is now resuming its flight once again.
Fly Directly Between New York/Newark Hub & Dubai
According to a news report by Khaleej Times, United Airlines is relaunching its daily non-stop services between Dubai and Newark Hub. It’s worth mentioning that this service was stopped back in 2016, and now it is relaunching again with the Boeing 777-200ER aircraft. As it happens, the flight will connect Dubai International Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport, as United Airlines reinstates its partnership with Emirates.
Talking about the flight itself, this will be a 14-hour and 50-minute journey. As such, this aircraft will feature 156 economy seats, 24 United Premium PlusSM, 46 Economy Plus, and 50 United Polaris business suites, to ensure a comfortable journey for the passengers. It’s worth mentioning that those who’re flying from the US to Dubai will also be able to travel onwards with Emirates or even Flydubai to over 100 cities! Not to mention, the ticket fares for a round-trip start at AED2,705, which is quite decent.
In fact, travellers onboard from Dubai to New York/Newark hub can also take advantage of onward connections with the United! This will extend to more than 80 destinations across America!
Also Read: Air India Express Introduces Direct Flight Between Goa To Dubai Starting Today!
Attractions In New York At A Glimpse
While there are many places to see in the buzzing city, it doesn’t hurt to refresh our memories with some of the most iconic landmarks. These include Central Park, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and of course, the Statue of Liberty. There are many places to eat and the nightlife here is also worth experiencing once, after all, people don’t flock over to New York City for no reason!
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First Published: March 28, 2023 12:13 PM