According to a recent announcement from Emirates, travellers visiting Bengaluru, India, will soon be able to board an Airbus A380. Additionally, it became the first airline to use the A380, the biggest commercial aircraft currently in operation, for scheduled passenger flights at Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru. That’s good news for the Bangalorites who want to travel to Dubai. Let’s know more about this new route.
Bengaluru Is The Second Destination After Mumbai
This airport marks the A380’s second stop in India, after Mumbai. The 30th of October marks the launch date for these new flights to Bengaluru. The daily A380 flights, designated as EK568/569, will service by an aircraft configured with Economy Class, Business Class, and First Class cabins.
As of August, the number of airports on six continents service by Emirates A380 aircraft was over 30, out of a total of over 130 destinations covered by the airline. The daily outgoing flight will leave its hub at Dubai International Airport (DXB) at 21:25 and land in Bengaluru at 02:30 the following morning. The A380 plans to return to the skies at 04:30, after a two-hour turnaround, and land in Dubai at 07:10.
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You Can Choose From The Three Levels Of Travel In Emirates
Emirates operates the world’s biggest Airbus A380 fleet and offers a variety of cabin layouts for its flagship superjumbo. From a high-density two-class layout (with room for over 600 people) to a luxurious four-class experience with its brand-new premium economy cabin, there are various configurations to choose from.
Emirates’ A380s configures in one of two different 3-class layouts. Both have 76 business class flatbeds and 14 first-class suites, although the number of economy class seats varies widely. Some have an economy cabin capacity of 399 seats, while others can accommodate even more people with a 427-seat capacity.
So, get excited to travel from Bengaluru to Dubai with Emirates’ Jumbo A380.
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