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Emirates to Phnom Penh in Cambodia and non-stop to Hanoi in Vietnam

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Posted in Flight tickets
Tags: Emirates, Hanoi, Phnom Penh,

February 22 2017

Emirates will fly to the Cambodian capital Phnom Penh from Dubai from July 1, the airline's newest destination. There is a stopover at Yangon (Myanmar). Emirates will deploy a Boeing 777-300ER on the route, with both economy and business class on board.

According to Emirates, the flight to Phnom Penh closes well with flights from European destinations.

Also new is a direct route to Hanoi, the capital of neighboring Vietnam. Previously, there was a stopover in Yangon.

The flight to Myanmar and Cambodia:

EK388 DXB0915 – 1725RGN1855 – 2125PNH 77W D
EK389 PNH2310 – 0040+1RGN0210+1 – 0540+1DXB 77W D

The flight to Hanoi:

EK394 DXB0330 – 1305HAN 77W D
EK395 HAN0130 – 0505DXB 77W D

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