Emirates have anounced that they will restart services to Beirut, Lebanon from 1st February with a daily flight.
The airline will also reinstate daily services to Baghdad in Iraq on the same day.
According to a press release, from February, Emirates’ daily flights to Rafic Al Hariri International Airport will be served by a Boeing 777-300ER in three classes, offering more than 5,000 seats both ways each week, and “adding more choice”.
From 1st April, the airline will scale up its operations and layer on a second daily service to Beirut with the addition of the EK957/958 morning service, which is also set to be operated with a Boeing 777-300ER aircraft in three classes.
The airline will operate to Beirut and Baghdad with the following schedule (all times are local):
Both appointments remain contingent on regulatory approval.
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