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Joe Breitfeller
Jun 2, 20212 min read

Emirates to Resume Service to Venice and Increase Flights to Milan

Emirates will resume service between Dubai and Venice with three weekly flights from July 1st, 2021. During July, the carrier will also increase frequencies to Milan from 8 to 10 weekly flights including daily Dubai-Milan-New York flights and three weekly Dubai-Milan returns.


Emirates Boeing 777-300ER - Courtesy Emirates

On Monday (May 31, 2021), Emirates announced the resumption of service between Dubai and Venice with three weekly flights starting July 1st, 2021. During July, the airline will also increase frequencies to Milan from 8 to 10 weekly flights including daily Dubai-Milan-New York flights and three weekly return services between Dubai and Milan. The expanded network to Italy complements the carrier’s 5 weekly flights to Rome and 3 weekly flights to Bologna. In total, Emirates will offer 21 weekly flights to four cities in Italy for July and all routes will be served with a Boeing 777-300ER.


In Monday’s announcement, Emirates’ Chairman and Chief Executive, His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, said,


“We welcome the Covid-Tested flight arrangements and would like to thank the Italian and UAE authorities for their ongoing efforts to ease and facilitate international travel. The UAE has a strong and longstanding relationship with Italy and the safe return of air connectivity will help boost mutual trade and tourism. As a global commercial hub, and home to people from more than 200 nations, Dubai and the UAE have spared no effort to keep communities safe from the pandemic - from our world-leading vaccination programme to our bio-safety protocols across all sectors including recreation and entertainment facilities, to schools, businesses and airports. We hope that more countries will consider similar arrangements to facilitate quarantine-free travel.”


Starting today (June 2, 2021), Emirates customers two years and older traveling to Italy must hold a negative COVID-19 PCR-RT or Rapid Antigen test valid for 48 hours prior to departure. Upon arrival in Italy, passengers will also be required to take a Rapid Antigen swab test at their own cost.



Source: Emirates

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