Emirates has launched its newly refurbished Boeing 777 on the Riyadh route, making the Saudi capital the airline's first GCC destination to experience the upgraded aircraft.
The new plane will operate on Emirates’ daily EK 819/820 service, which departs Dubai at 07:10 AM and arrives in Riyadh at 08:05 AM, with the return flight departing at 09:40 AM and landing in Dubai at 12:35 PM.
The four-class Boeing 777 offers 24 Premium Economy seats in a 2-4-2 layout, featuring 6-way adjustable headrests for enhanced comfort. Business Class passengers can enjoy more privacy, with 38 seats configured in a 1-2-1 layout, each offering direct aisle access, a mini-bar, and multiple charging ports.
The aircraft also includes six First Class gamechanger suites, renowned for their luxury, and an Economy Class cabin with 256 ergonomic seats featuring adjustable leather headrests.
Emirates plans to outfit 48 aircraft with Premium Economy by the end of the year, serving 27 destinations. The airline currently operates 72 weekly flights to Saudi Arabia, including three daily flights to Riyadh.
Tickets for the new Boeing 777 flights are available on Emirates’ website, app, and through travel agents.
News Source: Dubai Media Office
