Emirates to launch world's smallest flight service at A380

On July 1, Emirates has revealed that it will operate its smallest A380 service, offering a connection between Dubai and Muscat, Oman. This service between the two cities - which is just 211 miles away - will be the world's smallest scheduled flight on the world's largest aircraft.

Dubai-based carrier Emirate has revealed that, by July 1, it will operate its shortest scheduled A380 service between the largest city of the United Arab Emirates and the Omani capital of Muscat. In addition to having a landmark flight to Emirates, CNN has described this daily service as "the world's smallest flight on the world's largest commercial plane."

In the outbound direction, services for Muscat will be operated by Emirates Flights 862 and 863, while the return flight will be operated by Emirates Flights 864 and 865.

According to the carrier, this service between two cities - which are now 211 miles away - is part of it that says "tight approach" for the deployment of its aircraft. The airline also says that the operational use of the A380 on this route indicates the commitment to provide "an enhanced on-board experience" for its passengers.

Sheikh Majid Al Mulla of the Divisional Senior Vice President Commercial Operations Center told that "The introduction of A380 services in Muscat means that our customers have the opportunity to experience the leading products of our industry will happen. , And also increase the likes and travel preferences because they plan their journey. Oman is an important destination for Emirates, and we will continue to look at ways to increase our operations in the market for the best service of our customers. "