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Emirates to resume non-stop Dubai-Auckland service

01 Sep 2022
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Emirates will resume its daily non-stop flights between Dubai and Auckland from December 1. 

The route – which is 14 200km and has a scheduled flight time of 17 hours 10 minutes – is one of the longest commercial flights in the world and the longest on the Emirates network. 

The new schedule will be as follows: 

  • EK448 departs Dubai at 10h05 and arrives in Auckland at 11h05 the following day. 

  • EK449 departs Auckland at 21h15 and arrives in Dubai at 05h25 the following day. 

An A380 superjumbo will be used on the route.

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