Dubai-based Emirates will add a second daily B777-300ER service to Geneva effective 01 June 2016.
The second daily flight will double capacity on the route and represents an overall increase of 26 per cent for the carrier in Switzerland.
Geneva hosts the highest number of international organisations, like Europe’s United Nations and the Red Cross, making it a global hub for diplomacy and banking. Demand is strong year-round, with high traffic from Thailand, Australia and Hong Kong.
With added cargo capacity of almost 20 tonnes per day in each direction, Emirates SkyCargo will offer better access for Swiss companies.
Exports from Geneva include pharmaceutical products, automobile spare parts, chemicals and semi-conductors. The presence of international organisations like the Red Cross also generates high humanitarian cargo traffic on the route.
Dubai-based Emirates will add a second daily B777-300ER service to Geneva effective 01 June 2016.
The second daily flight will double capacity on the route and represents an overall increase of 26 per cent for the carrier in Switzerland.
Geneva hosts the highest number of international organisations, like Europe’s United Nations and the Red Cross, making it a global hub for diplomacy and banking. Demand is strong year-round, with high traffic from Thailand, Australia and Hong Kong.
With added cargo capacity of almost 20 tonnes per day in each direction, Emirates SkyCargo will offer better access for Swiss companies.
Exports from Geneva include pharmaceutical products, automobile spare parts, chemicals and semi-conductors. The presence of international organisations like the Red Cross also generates high humanitarian cargo traffic on the route.
