Report by: Ben LARYEA
As part of the effort to enhance travels and airline operations in Dubai, Emirates have welcomed Air Canada to operate at its premier Terminal 3 for convenient connectivity for travel as of 26th July 2023.
T3 is a world-class facility designed with spacious and comfortable waiting areas as well as a wide variety of dining and shopping outlets.
Customers, including Ghanaians, transiting in Dubai between the Americas on Air Canada and the Middle East, Indian subcontinent, Southeast Asia and Africa on Emirates will enjoy a seamless and expedited experience with the convenience of remaining in the same terminal.
The Chief Commercial officer Emirates Adnan Kazim said the management of the airline are delighted to welcome Air Canada to Terminal 3 since the move forms part of the strategic partnership between the two airlines officially launched in November, 2022 to add value to operations as well as the traveling customers.
He said Air Canada customers will enjoy a smooth connection experience when transiting in Dubai onto Emirates global network, adding that working closely with Air Canada will enhance travel experiences with the convenience of remaining in the same terminal
“Air Canada operations at T3 is significant milestone and demonstrate also the importance of the flights between the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Canada”, said Mark Galardo, Executive Vice President Network and Revenue Planning at Air Canada.
Chief Operating Officer of Dubai Airports, Majeed Al Joker, said the two respected airlines share a common goal of consistency in delivering exceptional services to the admiration of guest satisfaction.
Emirates began its daily Boeing 777 service between Montreal and Dubai in July, which complements its expanded daily Airbus A380 schedule between Toronto and Dubai.
Air Canada will be commencing its new non-stop four times weekly flights between Dubai and Vancouver on October 30, 2023 with its flagship Boeing 787 Dreamliner fleet, which will complement its daily service between Toronto and Dubai.
Source: www.thenewindependentonline.com
