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Emirates airline will start Seattle-Dubai flights
Emirates airline will start Seattle-Dubai flights
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/htm...mirates28.html |
Emirates 'may add U.S. cities including Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia and Washington, President Tim Clark said today in an interview.' |
Good news on the new routes. I'm surprised (and glad) they didn't go the EY way of adding ORD next.
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Originally Posted by ung1
(Post 17187521)
Good news on the new routes. I'm surprised (and glad) they didn't go the EY way of adding IAD next.
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Also like to point out that the new Dallas flight is due to the stoppage of service on the early morning Houston flight (EK213/214) hence why the A/C is free! So Houston will go down to 7 weekly now. Not a surprise to me as I was watching half empty 77Ls depart to IAH even during peak season, strange for an EK flight! I also have a sneaky suspicion that this was a quick move to block EY from serving DFW, and will probably instigate EK213/214 flights in the next two years or so when demand increases and EK has the equipment!
Thanks CaptainEKAirbus |
Another U.S. city will be announced shortly.
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Originally Posted by Södermalm
(Post 17186476)
From that article:
Emirates 'may add U.S. cities including Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia and Washington, President Tim Clark said today in an interview.' Now if they could only start a US based airline to operate widebodies on domestic routes. |
Originally Posted by CaptainEKAirbus
(Post 17188143)
Also like to point out that the new Dallas flight is due to the stoppage of service on the early morning Houston flight (EK213/214) hence why the A/C is free! So Houston will go down to 7 weekly now. Not a surprise to me as I was watching half empty 77Ls depart to IAH even during peak season, strange for an EK flight! I also have a sneaky suspicion that this was a quick move to block EY from serving DFW, and will probably instigate EK213/214 flights in the next two years or so when demand increases and EK has the equipment!
Thanks CaptainEKAirbus |
Don't think I could manage the flight in Coach - with 10 across seating and 17.0" pitch. (As much as people complain about US airlines - at least they only have 9 across on 777 aircraft.)
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Originally Posted by Jculhane
(Post 17188533)
Don't think I could manage the flight in Coach - with 10 across seating and 17.0" pitch. (As much as people complain about US airlines - at least they only have 9 across on 777 aircraft.)
Cheers, Rick |
Dallas & Seattle
Dubai – Dallas
EK221 DXB0245 – 0905DFW 77L D EK222 DFW1150 – 1220+1DXB 77L D Dubai – Seattle (Schedule eff 11MAR12) EK229 DXB0950 – 1350SEA 77W D EK230 SEA1725 – 1855+1DXB 77W D |
Originally Posted by khalid26
(Post 17189295)
Dubai – Dallas
EK221 DXB0245 – 0905DFW 77L D EK222 DFW1150 – 1220+1DXB 77L D Dubai – Seattle (Schedule eff 11MAR12) EK229 DXB0950 – 1350SEA 77W D EK230 SEA1725 – 1855+1DXB 77W D
Originally Posted by ZRHMD11
(Post 17188373)
Interesting to hear that....didn`t know the loads on EK 213/214 were so bad!!
Originally Posted by MAH4546
(Post 17188251)
Another U.S. city will be announced shortly.
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Originally Posted by CaptainEKAirbus
(Post 17188143)
So Houston will go down to 7 weekly now.
[KVS Availability Tool 6.3.0.R2/Diamond - Amadeus: Timetable/NL-BCDF] Code:
DXB Dubai AE [OMDB] |
Originally Posted by PHLyer82
(Post 17188333)
Now if they could only start a US based airline to operate widebodies on domestic routes.
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The second daily to IAH is cancelled for the rest of the winter schedule when the DFW service starts. It's still available for the summer schedule, but if it really starts again with the summer schedule remains to be seen.
After CO ended the agreement with EK, it's probably more difficult to fill the IAH flights. Probably AA offers some connectivity through DFW. As they do not fly to the gulf region, competition issues might less obvious compared to UA/CO and DL who all ended their partnership with EK. |
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