Emirates Airline has resumed services between Dubai and Conakry in the Republic of Guinea.
The four times weekly service via Dakar reopens access for Guinean travellers to Emirates’ vast route network of more than 150 destinations, particularly in the Middle East, West Asia and the Far East through the airline’s seamless connections with one stop at its world-class Dubai hub.
Travelling on its first flight, EK 795, was Orhan Abbas, Emirates’ Senior Vice President Commercial Operations for Africa, and a contingent of Guinean government and business leaders including Oye Guilavogui, Minister of Transport.
The delegation was met at Conakry International Airport by a high level Guinean government delegation. The event was followed by a welcome reception and gift exchange ceremony.
The Conakry service is operated by an Emirates Boeing 777-300ER with a three-class cabin configuration, offering eight private suites in First Class featuring automated sliding doors for privacy, personal mini-bar, and fully inclined seats, 42 lie flat seats in Business Class, and 310 spacious seats in Economy Class.
Situated on the Atlantic coast of Africa, Conakry is the nation’s economic, financial and cultural centre, home to an estimated population of 2 million people, almost a quarter of the nation’s total population. Agriculture and mineral production are Guinea’s main economic activities. The country is also one of the world’s largest producers of bauxite, and has rich deposits of diamonds and gold.
Emirates Airline resumes flights to Guinea
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