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16 January 2025

Emirates increases flights to Madagascar

Six weekly frequencies starting from April 2025. New flights between Antananarivo and Dubai include a stopover in Mahe, Seychelles
To meet the growing demand for travel to Madagascar, Emirates is expanding its flight offering to the island nation, increasing from four to six weekly frequencies starting April 2, 2025. This increase follows the airline's successful launch in the country in September 2024 and is part of the strategy to support Madagascar's tourism ambitions, aimed at attracting more international visitors and promoting the destination on a global scale.
 
Responding to the high demand for travel
Since last year, when Emirates inaugurated the route to Madagascar, flights between Antananarivo and Dubai have recorded high occupancy, operating at almost full capacity. This increase in frequencies represents an important opportunity for Madagascar to increase international tourist arrivals, offering passengers more choice and convenience. The new flights, which will operate every day except Mondays, include a stopover in Mahe, Seychelles, for an even more flexible journey.
 
Madagascar
Emirates is making a significant contribution to making Madagascar known as an elite destination for international tourism. By promoting the destination in its global network, the company contributes to showcasing the natural and cultural beauty of the country. Highlights include three UNESCO World Heritage sites and extraordinary biodiversity, making Madagascar a must-visit destination for nature lovers and ecotourism.
 
Cargo capacity and economic development
Using Emirates' modern Boeing 777s not only enhances the passenger experience, but also offers increased cargo capacity. The hold of aircraft allows the transport of up to 20 tons of cargo per flight, favoring Madagascar's import-export activities and contributing to the strengthening of its economy.
 
Emirates flights from Italy to Dubai
Emirates flies from Rome, Milan,  Venice and Bologna airports , to its international hub in Dubai, from which destinations around the world can be reached . The airline operates a mix of Airbus A380Boeing 777 and the new A350 aircraft .
 
Edited by the editorial staff, Avion Tourism Magazine
Text source: Emirates Airlines Press Office
Photos and visuals: Copyright © Emirates Airlines / The Emirates Group
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