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Emirates cuts down Business Class fares by 15%

Emirates-airlineEmirates Airlines is embarking on a three-day Sale on its Business class fares from June 4 to June 6, with a 15 per cent reduction in the price of the tickets.

The promotion, which is worldwide, would see ticket prices starting at $1618 from Accra to Abidjan, $4480 from Accra to Dubai and $ 4515 from Accra to Bangkok, according to a statement issued by the airline.

Passengers would be able to choose from 133 destinations across Emirates’ global network spanning six continents and travel from July 12 to August 4.

However, destinations in America and Europe are excluded from the offer.

The statement noted that Emirates is committed to ensure comfort, efficiency and attention to details for its Business Class passengers and would go to great lengths to ensure that.

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“On the ground, Business Class customers and Gold card members of Skywards; Emirates’ award-winning frequent flyer programme, can relax before their flights in one of Emirates’ 35 global Business Class lounges, including the world’s largest Business Class lounge located in Concourse A in Terminal 3, Dubai International Airport.

“Opened in January this year and spanning over 16,000 square metres, the lounge features: showcase kitchens, business centres, fully stocked bars and restaurants, a Timeless Spa with 29 treatment rooms and an entertainment zone,” it stated.

Onboard, Emirates’ Business Class also offers passengers state-of-the art seats with fully connected in-flight communications and entertainment and its renowned ice in-flight entertainment system, which offers passengers up to 1400 channels of the latest multi-lingual entertainment, has been voted the world’s best at the World Airline Awards for eight consecutive years.

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“Emirates’ in-flight dining options offer a choice of regionally inspired menus created by our award-winning chefs accompanied by some of the world’s finest beverages.

“Other features of Emirates’ Business class pecks include complimentary chauffeur-driven service to and from selected airports, dedicated Business Class check-in desks, Priority baggage handling and fast track immigration on arrival and departure from Dubai, “the statement said.

 

Source: GNA

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