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Emirates’ 7 daily flights to Bangkok
Emirates’ 7 daily flights to Bangkok
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Anonymous GuestI read recently that Emirates launched their 7th daily flight to Bangkok… I can’t imagine that there are actually enough passengers on that route daily to warrant all those flights, so I was wondering if anyone else has an idea for Emirates’ reason for so many flights on that route
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Gaurav Community Ambassador
EY is based around connecting traffic. There are plenty of people from other parts of the world who can get a one stop trip to Thailand via DXB.
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No Name Member
Thailand is very popular as a tourist destination, figures I have seen is somewhere just under 2.5 millions from UK, Germany and France alone.
Not sure how many daily seats those 7 flights amounts to. 3000 seats X 365 is just under 1.1 million, 4000 seats X 365 is 1.46 million per year.
So demand out of Europe alone would fill a lot of those seats, then you have eastern US. And probably some traffic from ME, Africa and South America
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