The St. Petersburg direction will be served by the A340-300 and A330-200 airbuses, offering flights by the first, economic and business class. Flight EK 137 will depart from Dubai at 10.35 and land in St. Petersburg at 16.15. The return flight from St. Petersburg will depart at 17.45 and arrive in Dubai at 00.35. The Emirates company flies to the Russian capital since 2003 and at the moment makes two flights Dubai - Moscow daily. The UAE is one of the most popular destinations among Russian tourists and expatriates. The introduction of the new Emirates Dubai - St. Petersburg route will be a timely response to growing demand from both Russian tourists and UAE residents.
Emirates SkyCargo’s Emirates cargo cargo aircraft, as one of the few wide-body carriers serving St. Petersburg, will also be able to expand their connections with markets such as Japan, India, Singapore, China, South Africa and New Zealand.
