Emirates Airlines offers 22 destinations within China via Long Air

Emirates Airlines signed an interline agreement with Long Air, in a step that strengthens Emirates’ presence in China and allows its customers to reach additional cities within China in addition to its current destinations.

Emirates Airlines stated that its customers will currently be able to access 22 destinations within China operated by Long Air via Hangzhou, Shenzhen, and Hong Kong, noting that these destinations cover multiple regions, including eastern, northeastern, southern, central, and southwestern China. The agreement provides customers with the advantage of booking multiple flights within one ticket, with a unified baggage policy and consistent price conditions throughout the trip, ensuring a smooth and integrated travel experience. Emirates Airlines confirmed that through this expansion, it is strengthening its reach within China, which contributes to supporting air connectivity for leisure or business travelers, and provides convenient access to major domestic centers, such as Zhengzhou, Changchun, Haikou, Xiangyang, and Dazhou. She explained that signing the interline agreement with Long Air comes within the framework of Emirates Airlines’ continued commitment to the Chinese market, noting that last year it launched flights to two new destinations, Shenzhen and Hangzhou, and also strengthened its offers by operating “premium economy class” on these two routes, in addition to restarting the Airbus A380 aircraft on Shanghai flights.

It is noteworthy that Emirates Airlines has been serving mainland China since 2004.