Emirates Airlines enhance its presence in eastern China

Emirates, the world’s largest tanker in the world, has announced the launch of a daily flight between Dubai and Hangzhou as of next July, to become the fifth destination that the carrier serves the main mainland of China, after Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai and Shinzen.

Emirates Airlines will serve its new flight on its Boeing 777-300ER by dividing the three degrees, providing 2478 seats per week. The flight “EK 310” is scheduled to take off from Dubai at 09:40 am to reach Hangzhou at 10:00 pm, and the return trip “EK 311” will see Hangzhou at 12:10 am to arrive in Dubai at 04:55 am.

The schedule of the new trip dates between Dubai and Hangzhou came in a way that allows travelers from the Chinese city the possibility of their flights smoothly with major destinations within the Emirates International Airlines Network, including 38 destinations in Europe, 22 destinations in Africa and 11 destinations in the Middle East region, in addition to Brazil and Argentina, which provides comfortable follow -up flights in both directions to major cities including Istanbul, Barcelona, ​​Cairo and Zhansburg.

A pivotal moment

Adnan Kazem, Vice President and CEO of Commercial Operations at Emirates Airlines said: And the vital technology between the Middle East and China.

He added: “The addition of a fifth gate will contribute to our network on the main mainland of China in enhancing communication for travelers, and it will also provide companies to and from East Asia’s main markets, and this expansion is part of our strategy for global growth, and it establishes the position of Emirates Airlines as a favorite carrier to link the world with the prosperous economic corridors on the main mainland of China and beyond, and with our willingness to launch operations, we express Our gratitude to the local authorities for their support for this new strategic line, and we look forward to deepening the bonds of this cooperation to achieve our common goals.

A driving force in the digital economy

Hangzhou is the capital of Zhejiang Province, and is witnessing an accelerated growth to become a global center for innovation, e -commerce and technological progress. The city also embraces the “Ali Baba” group, which makes it a driving force in the Chinese digital economy, where it is expected that e -commerce exports across the border will exceed 70 billion dirhams (140 billion yuan) by 12026. The city combines the historical heritage. The rich, which includes Lake West listed on the UNESCO list, Baghda Leving, the Empire Street of the Southern Song, and the archaeological ruins of Liangzhou, and between its prosperous technological sector, providing unique and varied opportunities for travelers with Emirates Airlines to explore the city.

By adopting artificial intelligence techniques, huge data and cloud computing, Hangzhou attracts many startups and innovation centers from around the world.

In 2024, the city’s basic digital industries revenues in the city exceeded a trillion dirhams (2 trillion yuan), representing 28.8% of its GDP, and confirms its pivotal role in advancing the wheel of local economic growth 2.

The Emirates Boeing 777-300er plane will provide travelers with a distinct travel experience in three degrees for the cabins, including 8 special suites in the first class, 42 comfortable seats in business degree, and 304 Economy-class seats. Travelers will also have the opportunity to enjoy the ICE Air Force entertainment system, which includes more than 6,500 entertainment channels upon request in more than 40 languages, including the Chinese, and in addition, travelers will enjoy delicious dishes inspired by Chinese cuisine.

E -commerce portal

Thanks to its wide network and advanced facilities, the UAE for air freight will enhance economic and commercial relations between China and the United Arab Emirates, while establishing Hangzhou’s position as a major shipping center and a gateway to electronic trade across border.

In addition to passenger services, “Emirates Air Shipping” will enhance its operations in the region through this new line, to meet the increasing demand for reliable air freight solutions.

This service will also reduce the times of transit, which allows faster and more efficient transmission of high -value and sensitive commodities for time, including electronics, electronic commercial products, medicines, and damaged goods, between the Chinese market and the main regions, including Africa, Latin America and the Gulf Cooperation Council countries.

As of July 30, Emirates Airlines will take 49 flights a week to the mainland of China, including two flights per day to Beijing and Shanghai, daily trips to Guangzhou and Chenezen, in addition to the new service to Hangzhou.

The continuous expansion of the carrier on the Chinese mainland reflects the depth of bilateral relations between the United Arab Emirates and China, and confirms the firm commitment of Emirates Airlines to the Belt and Road Initiative.

As a vital link between China and emerging markets in Africa, the Middle East and South America, through Dubai, Emirates Airlines has a distinguished position that enables it to link technology specialists, entrepreneurs and investors from these fast -growing areas smoothly in Hangzhou, the Center for Technology and Innovation.