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More Space and Privacy for Emirates Economy Class Customers

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Emirates’ Economy Class customers can now enjoy even more personal space and privacy with the ability to purchase three adjoining seats.

Emirates’ Economy Class customers can now enjoy even more personal space and privacy onboard with the ability to purchase up to three empty adjoining seats on their flight.

According to a press release by Emirates, the airline will offer these seats to all Economy Class customers holding a confirmed booking. Customers will not be able to pre-book empty seats, as these are subject to availability. Moreover, empty seats will only be offered for purchase at the airport check-in counter prior to flight departure, and costs range from AED 200 to AED 600 (US$ 55 to US$ 165) per empty seat, plus applicable taxes depending on the flight sector.

Emirates introduced this new seat product on the back of customer feedback, addressing the needs of a range of customers seeking extra privacy and space while still flying in Economy Class. This includes couples who wish to have the entire row to themselves (maximum of three seats in the same row), parents travelling with in-lap children, or those who simply want the added assurance of more space while travelling during pandemic times.

In addition to the new empty seat option, Emirates currently offers a variety of seat products for Economy Class customers to choose their favourite seat based on their travel needs:

  • Extra legroom seats: exit row seats offering additional space but subject to safety requirements;
  • Twin seats: seats in a row of two at the back of Emirates’ Boeing 777 aircraft, and on the upper deck of Emirates’ 2-class Airbus A380 aircraft;
  • Preferred seats: seats in the first section of the cabin and on the upper deck of a two-class A380;
  • Regular seats: all other Economy seats.
Also read: Emirates Offers Exclusive Content for Travel Agents on Emirates Gateway

These seats, available via Emirates.com, Emirates contact centres, at airport check-in, onboard, and through travel agent partners, are offered for free or at a charge, depending on the customer’s Emirates Skywards membership tier, fare type, time to departure, and other special needs. Visit our page on emirates.com for more information.

Emirates has also introduced handsome discounts on excess baggage rates, to assist customers flying on essential trips to take home what they need most. Discounts range from 35% up to 60% off normal rates depending on the sector. And must be pre-booked and pre-paid up to 4 hours before flight departure via emirates.com, through contact centres or at an Emirates sales office.

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“This launch was more than just a celebration; it was a demonstration of our commitment to protecting the extraordinary underwater world of the Maldives while also enjoying the natural wonders the Maldives has to offer. The 30 years of continuous success of Sun Diving depend on our shared dedication to sustainability, and we are thrilled to have brought together a community of ocean lovers to support this mission.”

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The new website introduces a groundbreaking feature: the first-ever illustrated dive maps created by DiverMonArt. These artistic maps offer a fresh and visually captivating perspective on dive sites at Sun Siyam Resorts. They blend creativity with functionality, enhancing the diving experience for both beginners and experts alike.

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The festivities began on the evening of 28th November, 2024, with Ocean Unveiled, a celebratory gala dinner under the stars, featuring marine-inspired storytelling. Guests enjoyed expertly crafted cocktails, exquisite cuisine, and a lively atmosphere as they gathered to commemorate the launch. Following this, the night concluded with A Night of Discovery, a marine-themed movie screening that left attendees inspired by the beauty and fragility of the underwater world.

On 29th November, 2024, the event shifted focus to conservation and adventure with the Dive for the Planet: Eco-Friendly Reef Adventure. Participants engaged in reef-cleaning dives and workshops led by expert instructors. These sessions fostered awareness of sustainable diving practices and the importance of protecting marine ecosystems. Additionally, beginners had the chance to dive, with introductory sessions offering a glimpse into the vibrant underwater landscapes of the Maldives.

As the Maldives continues to captivate the imaginations of divers worldwide, Sun Diving strives to play an active role in preserving its delicate marine ecosystems. By spotlighting sustainable diving practices, the resort aims to ensure these natural treasures are safeguarded for future generations to enjoy. Ultimately, this launch event marks the beginning of an exciting journey for divers and conservationists alike.

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