DUBAI- Emirates Airlines (EK) expands its Dubai (DXB)-Bali (DPS) route, adding a second daily A380 service from September 1 to October 26, 2024.
This upgrade replaces the current Boeing 777 service on flight EK398/399, meeting increased travel demand during Bali’s peak season.
Emirates A380 to Bali
The expansion builds on Emirates’ successful introduction of the A380 service to Indonesia in June 2023. It aims to boost inbound traffic to Bali and enhance connectivity between Indonesia, Dubai, and Emirates’ global network.
This move reinforces Emirates’ commitment to Indonesia’s travel and tourism sector. The double A380 flights will add over 2,600 weekly seats on the Dubai-Bali route, accommodating growing peak season demand.
Passengers will experience Emirates’ premium A380 features, including spacious cabins, the exclusive Onboard Lounge, and the award-winning ‘ice’ inflight entertainment system offering over 6,500 channels.
Emirates initiated non-stop daily service to Bali in 2015, complementing its Jakarta flights that began in 1992. The airline now serves over 144 destinations across six continents, offering double daily flights to both Jakarta and Bali.
Emirates Airlines deploys its A380 on 53 destinations which include connecting routes. These are all some of the hotspot travel destinations.
Bali- Paradise for Travelers
Bali, known as the “Island of the Gods,” captivates travelers with its pristine beaches, lush landscapes, vibrant culture, and spiritual allure. The Indonesian island offers a mesmerizing experience that transcends ordinary travel destinations.
Bali’s natural beauty blends verdant rice paddies, cascading waterfalls, towering volcanoes, and pristine beaches. Visitors can trek through lush jungles, dive into crystal-clear waters teeming with marine life, or unwind on sun-kissed shores.
The island’s cultural heritage, deeply rooted in Hindu traditions, permeates daily life. Elaborate temple ceremonies, traditional dances, intricate offerings, and vibrant festivals showcase Bali’s spiritual essence. Visitors are welcome to partake in age-old rituals and celebrations.
Bali exudes a spiritual energy, with ancient temples dotting the landscape. Sacred sites like Uluwatu Temple and Tirta Empul Temple invite visitors to reflect and meditate.
The island has become a global wellness destination, offering holistic experiences for mind, body, and spirit rejuvenation. Yoga retreats in Ubud and luxurious spa treatments provide sanctuaries for healing and renewal.
Bali’s culinary scene offers a delectable fusion of flavors. From local warungs serving aromatic nasi goreng to world-class oceanfront restaurants, the island’s gastronomic adventure features fresh seafood, exotic fruits, and vibrant herbs.
Bali’s allure transcends aesthetics, imparting a profound sense of wonder, tranquility, and spiritual nourishment. The island offers diverse experiences for adventure seekers, relaxation enthusiasts, culture buffs, and spiritual pilgrims.
As the sun sets over Bali’s tranquil landscape, it reinforces the island’s timeless appeal as a sanctuary for body, mind, and spirit—a true paradise on earth.
Emirates Airlines FAQs
As of July 2024, Emirates Airlines operates flights to 144 international destinations in 77 countries across the globe.
Emirates Airlines has a fleet of 259 aircraft including 116 A380s and 142 Boeing 777s.
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