The premium economy service of Emirates has received quite a lot of appreciation from flyers. As the airline slowly introduces this new cabin class to other routes as well, there are two new destinations that will soon have this service. Yes, in the coming few weeks, Emirates will introduce its premium economy service to the destinations of São Paulo and Tokyo Narita. Take a look
Emirates To Bring Premium Economy Class To São Paulo & Tokyo Narita
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Emirates, which is a Dubai-based airline, recently took to its account on X (formerly Twitter) to announce that it will soon bring its highly impressive premium economy seats on flights to two more destinations. Yes, starting on November 19, São Paulo and from December 20, Tokyo Narita flights will also offer this premium service. At this point, it’s worth mentioning that São Paulo will become this airline’s fifth destination within the North and South American Network to have flights that will operate with the premium economy service. Not to mention, Tokyo Narita will become the second in the airline’s Far East Network to offer this new cabin class.
A part of the airline’s retrofit program, as this picks up steam, the new cabin class is being offered to more routes on the network of emirates. With the addition of the two new destinations, these will become 13 and 14 cities to have the premium economy service. So, if you have also been planning to travel to any of these cities, tickets are already available through the website.
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From When Can You Book These Tickets?
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You can book the tickets for the premium economy service for flights, EK261/262 between Dubai and São Paulo from November 19 onwards. Not to mention, this will be available thrice a week, which will be increased to daily flights in December. Moreover, for flights to Tokyo Narita, EK318/319 can be booked for premium economy service from December 20, onwards
At this point, it’s worth mentioning that this aircraft features a four-class configuration with 56 seats in the premium economy that’s at the front of the main deck. This is an addition to the 338 seats in the economy class, 76 seats in business class, and 14 first-class suits.
So, if you have also been planning a South American or an Asian vacation, you might want to keep this development in mind.
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