Emirates Airlines operates the new Airbus A350 to Kuwait and Bahrain

Emirates Airlines announced that it has moved forward the operating date of its latest Airbus A350 aircraft to Kuwait and Bahrain, to January 8, making them the second and third destinations served by the carrier with its latest aircraft.

The carrier will operate the new “A350” aircraft on a daily flight to and from Kuwait, as flight number “EK 853” will take off from Dubai at 01:25 after midnight, arriving in Kuwait at 2:15, while the return flight “EK 854” will take off from Kuwait at 3:40 am, arriving in Dubai at 6:25 am.

According to Emirates Airlines, the carrier will serve Bahrain with its new aircraft via two flights daily to and from Manama, as flight EK 835 will take off from Dubai at 8:20 am, arriving in Bahrain at 8:40 am local time, while the return flight EK 835 will take off from Dubai at 8:20 am, arriving in Bahrain at 8:40 am local time. K838 departs from Bahrain at 10:00 am, arriving in Dubai at 12:15 pm.

The second flight, EK 839, will depart Dubai at 16:00 pm, arriving in Bahrain at 16:40 pm local time, while the return flight, EK 840, will depart from Bahrain at 17:45 pm, arriving in Dubai at 20:00 pm ( All times are in local time for Dubai, Kuwait and Bahrain).

It is noteworthy that the Emirates A350-900 aircraft is divided into three classes and has spacious cabins that can accommodate 312 passengers. The new generation of business class includes 32 seats that can be converted into beds in a “1-2-1” configuration, and the premium economy class has 21 seats in a “1-2-1” configuration. 2-3-2”, and the economy class has 259 seats, distributed “3-3-3”.

Emirates Airlines has been serving Kuwait since 1989, and currently operates 29 flights per week, while the Emirates Airbus A350 aircraft flying to Kuwait is the second aircraft model to include a premium economy class cabin and newly designed business class seats, after the operation of the Boeing 777 aircraft. Updated last October.

Emirates Airlines also operates 22 weekly flights to Bahrain, which will now be served by a mix of Boeing 777 and Airbus A350 aircraft.