From 3 June 2024, Emirates will operate daily flights between Dubai and Bogota, with a stopover in Miami, using Boeing 777-200LR and 777-300ER aircraft capable of carrying up to 354 passengers in three classes.
A bridge between the Middle East and South America
In addition to improving air connectivity between the two countries, this initiative also aims to strengthen commercial, cultural and tourist relations between Colombia and the United Arab Emirates. The arrival of Emirates symbolises the growing interest in air travel between these two regions, underlining Colombia’s status as a destination of choice on the world stage.
Flight schedule :
Summer timetable – From 3 June 2024
Flight EK 213: Dubai (02:15)* to Miami (10:05)* then Miami (12:35)* to Bogota (15:25)*
Flight EK 214: Bogota (17:25)* to Miami (22:15)* then Miami (00:45)* to Dubai (23:00)*
Winter timetable – From 3 November 2024
Flight EK 213: Dubai (02:15)* to Miami (09:50)* then Miami (12:20)* to Bogota (16:10)*
Flight EK 214: Bogota (18:10)* to Miami (22:05)* then Miami (00:35)* to Dubai (23:50)*
*local time
Opening up to the world
The inclusion of Bogota in the Emirates network will greatly facilitate the arrival of international travellers, particularly from Asia, Africa and Oceania, with connections to key destinations such as mainland China, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Singapore, Johannesburg, Cairo and Delhi. In addition, this route also enhances the offering for Colombian travellers and consolidates Bogotá’s status as a leading MICE hub in Latin America.
Sir Tim Clark, President of Emirates Airline, said: “We have long wanted to serve Colombia, and the addition of Bogota to our network is part of our strategy to provide better connectivity, expand options and choice for travellers and deliver unrivalled premium experiences on the ground and in the air. The launch of our daily operations to the vibrant capital of Colombia also underlines our deep commitment to South America”.
The announcement of Emirates’ arrival in Colombia is excellent news for the country’s tourism and economic sectors, promising a new chapter in the history of Colombian aviation and new opportunities for growth and development.
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