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Emirates now flies 1778 seats daily to JNB

07 Dec 2018 - by eTNW
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Emirates has replaced the B777 with an Airbus A380 on one of its four daily flights to Johannesburg.

Flights EK762 (JNB-DXB) and EK761 (DXB-JNB) are now served by the flagship A380 aircraft. The flights operate as a codeshare flight with partner SAA.

Flight EK764 (JNB-DXB) and flight EK763 (DBX-JNB) are already operated by an A380. The airline’s other two flights continue to be operated by a B777.

The A380 offers 519 seats in a three-class configuration, with 429 seats in economy class, 76 flat-bed seats in business class, and 14 first-class private suites that feature shower spas.

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