Emirates is a Dubai-based airline, and it makes the flying experience amazing for every guest. And as Hindus around the world celebrate the Festival of Lights, Diwali, the airline is doing something special on flights to India. Yes, as revealed by the airline, on November 7th and 8th, customers who will be travelling between Dubai and nine Indian destinations will be able to relish sweets across all cabin classes.
Emirates Is Serving Traditional Indian Sweets This Diwali
Celebrating the occasion of Diwali aboard Emirates, customers who will be travelling with Emirates to nine Indian cities of Ahmedabad, Delhi, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Kochi, Chennai, Thiruvananthapuram, Kolkata, and Mumbai will be able to relish traditional Indian sweets. Yes, Premium Economy and Economy class customers will be served. Motichoor Laddu will be served along with a hot meal. Those in First and Business Class will be served Kaju Pista Roll.
What’s On The Menu?
In fact, until November 8th, Emirates is serving festive Indian cuisine to its customers. In First and Business Class, a vibrant selection of Indian specialities will be served. Customers will be able to relish vada pav, which will be paired with tamarind and mint chutneys. The assortment of desserts includes malai sandwich, malai roll, mango delight, and gajar ka halwa. First-class customers will also be able to raise a toast with especially crafted Spicy Saffron Martini and Ice Masala Cooler Mocktail.
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A Festive Spread In Business Class Lounges In Dubai
In Business Class lounges in Dubai, the festive spread will include onion kachori, vegetable keema samosa, and paneer potli samosa. All of these will be served with tamarind and mint chutneys. For desserts, there will be mango rajbhog, balushahi, and mini kesari rasgullas.
Of course, Diwali celebrations aboard Emirates are rather incomplete without the selection of entertainment on their award-winning entertainment system Ice. Bollywood titles like Mardaani 3 and Coolie, and a wide range of other regional films are available in its library.
So, if you are someone who is flying with Emirates on these dates, you can truly expect to be treated to delicious sweets.
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FAQs
On which nine destinations is Emirates treating customers to traditional Indian desserts?
Emirates is treating customers to traditional Indian sweets on nine routes: Ahmedabad, Delhi, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Kochi, Chennai, Thiruvananthapuram, Kolkata, and Mumbai.
What Indian desserts will Emirates be serving on November 7th and 8th?
Emirates will be serving Motichoor Laddoo and Kaju Pista Roll on its flights from Dubai to nine Indian cities on November 7th and 8th
