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EK adds festive flights to CPT

25 Nov 2021
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Emirates will add 10 extra flights to its Cape Town schedule over the festive season, in order to support high demand, according to a trade release.

Certain peak dates will therefore see double daily departures.

They are: 16/17/18/19 December 2021, and 02/03/04/05/06/07 January 2022.

On these days the additional flight, EK770, will depart Dubai at 09h10 and arrive in Cape Town at 16h45. And on the same days, the outbound flight, EK773, will depart Cape Town at 13h25 and arrive in Dubai at 01h10 the following morning.

These flights are only on the days mentioned above and are over and above the current schedule.

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