As part of its efforts to expand services to Ireland, Emirates, the UAE’s leading airline, will commence a third daily flight to Dublin starting October 26. This expansion will offer travelers enhanced options to travel to Dubai and beyond, along with increased cargo capacity between the two cities.

The EK165 flight departs Dubai at 02:10 and arrives in Dublin at 06:25 local time, while the return flight EK166 leaves Dublin at 08:25, landing back in Dubai at 20:00. This new service will provide Irish passengers with an early morning option in addition to the existing afternoon and evening flights.

The operational aircraft will be a Boeing 777-300ER, configured with three classes: eight private suites in First Class, 42 lie-flat seats in Business Class, and 304 comfortable seats in Economy Class. Additionally, the new flight will offer connections to popular destinations such as Sydney, Melbourne, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Bangkok.

Enhancing connectivity between Ireland and the world
Recently, Emirates refreshed its Boeing 777 service on the Dubai-Dublin route, introducing a four-class configuration that includes a newly-launched Premium Economy cabin and an upgraded Business Class experience.

Furthermore, the airline announced that a second refurbished Boeing 777 will be operational on the Dublin route effective from October 16.

Travelers can expect the renowned hospitality of Emirates’ multinational crew, curated meals with regional influences, and an award-winning inflight entertainment system with over 6,500 options. Premium passengers will also enjoy Irish touches like VOYA bathroom amenities, Keogh’s Crisps, and Killowen yogurt.