Emirates adds additional Cape Town flights to schedule Posted by Taylah Strauss on 25 November 2021 To support the high demand for flights following the relaxation of several international borders, Emirates will add 10 extra flights to its Cape Town schedule. These flights will take place over the festive season, and certain dates will witness double daily departures, according to Travel News. During these days, the EK770 sets to depart Dubai at 09:10, and aims to arrive in Cape Town at 16:45. On the same days, an outbound flight via the EK773 will take place, departing from Cape Town at 13:25 and arriving the following morning in Dubai at 01:10. These flights co-exist with the current flight schedule, and are to take place on the following days: 16-19 December 2021, and 2-7 January 2022. Picture: Getaway Gallery ALSO READ LIFT Airline launches new holiday packages Related Posts New pangolin-friendly farm fencing could reduce electrocution 29 November 2021 The biggest threats pangolins face in Southern Africa is accidental electrocution via electrified fences, claiming... read more South African Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre rescues hoglets 29 November 2021 South African Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre (SAWRC) has taken newborn hedgehogs - hoglets - under their... read more SANParks braces for international cancellations 29 November 2021 The identification of the new Covid-19 variant is predicted to cause many international travellers to... read more PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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