Emirates’ inaugural flight to Miami has taken off, marking the airline’s first passenger flight to the city, its second destination in Florida, and the carrier’s first new destination launched since the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Emirates to launch flights to Miami
Middle Eastern carrier Emirates will launch flights to Miami, Florida’s second largest city. The announcement comes just days after its rival Qatar Airways announced that it will boost frequency of flights to the sunny destination.
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