Emirates Airlines to resume flights to Cairo, Tunis
The Dubai-based airline is continuing to rebuild its flight network after resuming international passenger services in May.
Emirates Airlines is continuing to add Middle Eastern destinations to its flight schedule, the airline announced today.
On Wednesday, the Dubai-based carrier will resume flights to Cairo and Tunis. The airline said it would restart flights to destinations in Scotland and the Maldives on July 15 and 16, respectively, according to a press release.
Passenger flights in and out of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) stopped in March amid the coronavirus pandemic. The revenue losses forced Emirates, a major global airline, to cut jobs.
Beginning July 1, UAE residents returning from abroad must first obtain proof of a negative COVID-19 test, the state news agency reported today.
