Summary
- Emirates Airlines has announced discounted air ticket prices of up to 29.4 percent for Nairobi customers on three of its routes, raising competition for its rivals such as Kenya Airways that flies to the same destinations.
- The airline has reduced ticket prices for flights to Dubai, London and Beijing in a promotion that runs until January 21.
- Customers are allowed to book flights from January 7, 2020 to November 30, 2020.
- Under the promotion, passengers on a return air ticket flying from Nairobi to Dubai on an economy class ticket will pay $484 (Sh48,859), down from $535 (Sh54,008), representing a nine percent price discount.
Emirates Airlines has announced discounted air ticket prices of
up to 29.4 percent for Nairobi customers on three of its routes, raising
competition for its rivals such as Kenya Airways that flies to the same
destinations.
The airline has reduced ticket prices for flights to Dubai, London and Beijing in a promotion that runs until January 21.
Customers are allowed to book flights from January 7, 2020 to November 30, 2020.
Under
the promotion, passengers on a return air ticket flying from Nairobi to
Dubai on an economy class ticket will pay $484 (Sh48,859), down from
$535 (Sh54,008), representing a nine percent price discount.
Passengers
flying on the same route on a business class ticket will pay $1,405
(Sh141,834) down from $1,991 (Sh200,991), representing a 29.4 per cent
price cut.
Passengers flying to London on an economy class ticket (return)
will pay $776 (Sh78,337), down from $985 (Sh99,435), representing a 21.2
per cent price cut.
Those flying on the same route on a
business class ticket will pay $2,445 (Sh246,822), down from $3,219
(Sh324,958), representing a 24 per cent price cut.
Passengers
on Emirates Airlines flights from Nairob to Beijing on a return economy
class ticket will pay $823 (Sh83,081), down from $942 (Sh95,094),
representing a 12.6 per cent price cut.
Those flying on
the same route on a business class ticket will pay $4,062 (Sh410,058)
,down from $4, 928 (Sh497,481) representing a 17.5 per cent price cut.
“We
at Emirates believe in making every flight experience extraordinary. By
making continued investments in refreshing the world’s biggest fleet of
Airbus A380s and Boeing 777s, passengers travelling with Emirates are
able to fly better on every single flight,” said Hendrik Du Preez,
regional manager, Emirates Airlines East Africa.
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