Civil Aviation

Emirates Reintroduces daily Phnom Penh services via Singapore

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Beginning on May 1, Emirates will resume its daily flight from Singapore to Phnom Penh, increasing the airline’s connectivity throughout Southeast Asia to and from Dubai and connecting two major economies and leisure hubs.

Three Boeing 777-300ER classes will be used to operate the route. The Emirates flight EK348 is scheduled to take off from Dubai at 02:30 and land in Singapore at 14:05. After that, the plane will take off from Singapore at 1535 and arrive in Phnom Penh at 1635. The Emirates return flight EK349 is scheduled to depart Phnom Penh at 2050 hours and arrive in Singapore at 2350 hours. The next day, the flight will leave Singapore at 01:40 and arrive in Dubai at 04:55. All times are local.

The schedule that connects Phnom Penh to Singapore is well-planned, offering the best possible connections to and from several destinations in France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Switzerland, and the United States. Beginning on May 1st, Emirates will offer four daily flights to Singapore via this new connection.

Additionally, Emirates SkyCargo will provide more than 300 tonnes of weekly cargo bellyhold capacity on the Boeing 777-300ER into and out of Phnom Penh. Phnom Penh is a major exporter of high-value goods, including textiles and medicines.

Eight First Class private suites, forty-two Business Class lie-flat seats, and 310 roomy Economy Class seats will all be available with the new Emirates flights. Along with locally inspired food and complimentary beverages, passengers will also be treated to the airline’s award-winning service and industry-leading products in all classes. The airline’s ice in-flight entertainment system provides up to 6,500 channels of on-demand entertainment in over 40 languages, including games, audiobooks, podcasts, movies, TV shows, and an extensive musical library.

Tickets can be booked online through www.emirates.com or with both online and offline travel agents.