Emirates has announced reductions of its Economy Class fares from Malta to 16 key destinations around the world. These include Dubai, Bangkok, Melbourne, and Maldives.
In an exclusive flash sale for 2016, these are available for purchase from 9th to 15 May 2016. Customers can enjoy special return airfares from Malta, inclusive of fuel surcharge and tax starting from €214 to Larnaca and €601 to Dubai.
Passengers looking to travel further will benefit from return flights to Bangkok starting from €701; Beijing from €706; Delhi from €617; Hong Kong from €742; Johannesburg from €704; Malé (Maldives) from €649; Manila from €807; Mauritius from €860; Melbourne from €1,183 and Sydney from €1,191.
These fares are available for outbound travel from 9 May 2016 until 31 March 2017, but certain outbound and inbound travel date restrictions apply.
A supplement of €20 will apply for departures on Friday and Saturday. Tickets must be purchased at least 3 days before for all destinations, except Melbourne and Sydney where 7 days advance purchase is required. The full list of destinations on offer and other terms and conditions can be viewed on www.emirates.com/mt
Emirates flies to 153 destinations in 81 countries with a daily scheduled daily flight between Dubai and Malta. Long-haul destinations allow travellers to book a stopover in Dubai. Bookings for Dubai Stopovers can be made up to 48 hours prior to departure from Malta, but it is advisable to book well in advance to ensure availability at the preferred hotel.
Economy Class travellers will enjoy the Emirates generous baggage allowance of 30 kilograms, Emirates in-flight entertainment system on demand, with up to 2,000 channels of programming, and onboard toys for young travellers to collect and enjoy.
These latest fares on offer can be purchased either online: www.emirates.com/mt, respective travel agencies or directly from the Emirates Sales Office at MIA (Departures Lounge) tel 2557 7255.
From 1 June, Emirates will start operating a Boeing777-300 aircraft on Malta-Dubai route, and travellers and cargo customers will benefit from additional seating and cargo facilities.
Emirates currently flies from Malta to Dubai via Larnaca in Cyprus on Mondays and Wednesdays, with the option of stopping in Larnaca. On Sundays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays the airline operates the Dubai - Malta route on a circular routing via Tunis in Tunisia, while the return flight is direct from Malta to Dubai.
Photo: Emirates announces reduced Economy Class fares to select destinations for outbound travel until 31 March 2017