“Emirates”: Gradual return of the “giant” with increasing demand

Emirates Airlines has announced the operation of an Airbus A380 on the Amman route, as part of its services to the Jordanian capital, increasing to 10 flights per week. The increase in the number of flights between Dubai and Amman confirms the airline’s commitment to its customers in Jordan, and provides more options for their safe travel to Dubai, and from and through it to the Americas, Europe, Africa and the Far East.
The giant plane will begin passenger service to and from Amman from November 4. Emirates Airlines currently operates its A380 aircraft to Cairo, Paris, London Heathrow, Guangzhou and Moscow.
The Emirates A380 experience continues to be popular with travelers thanks to its spacious and comfortable cabins. Emirates will continue to return this iconic aircraft to service in accordance with developments in demand and operational approvals. The airline recently re-introduced its distinctive products and services on A380 aircraft, including the air saloon and shower spa, in accordance with precautions and measures to maintain the health and safety of passengers.
The A380 will operate the Dubai / Amman route three times a week, on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Emirates flight EK903 will depart Dubai International Airport at 2:05 PM, arriving in Amman at 3:30 PM. The return flight EK904 takes off from Queen Alia International Airport at 5:10 pm and arrives in Dubai at 10 pm (all times are local time for both Dubai and Amman).
The expanded schedule includes other Emirates flights between Dubai and Amman. Flight EK905 will depart Dubai International Airport at 10:15 at night, arriving in Amman at 11:40 at night. The return flight “EK906” takes off from Queen Alia International Airport at 1:45 am, arriving in Dubai at 6:40 am, and in time for the passengers to join the airline’s flights to the main destinations that travelers usually visit from Jordan, especially in the United States and Europe. And destinations in the Far East.
Customers from various Emirates stations can stop in Dubai as the city’s gates reopen to international business and leisure visitors. To ensure the safety of travelers, tourists and communities, presenting a certificate of examination «Covid-19» PCR is mandatory for all passengers arriving in Dubai and the UAE before boarding the plane, including residents and tourists, regardless of the country from which they are coming.