Emirates resumed services between Dubai and Nigeria from 5 December 2021. The world's largest international airline will enable passengers traveling from Nigeria to easily reach Dubai, which continues to be an extremely popular holiday and trade destination, with its daily flights. It will also enable passengers to safely reach Emirates' network of over 120 global destinations via Dubai.
Emirates will serve Abuja with EK 785 and 786 flights. Flight EK 785 will depart Dubai at 11:00 and land in Abuja at 15:40. Return flight EK 786 will depart Abuja at 19:00 and arrive in Dubai at 04:35 the next day.
Emirates flight EK 783 to Lagos will depart Dubai at 10:30 and land in Lagos at 15:40. The return flight EK 784 will depart Lagos at 18:10 and arrive in Dubai at 04:15 the next day. All flights can be booked through emirates.com.tr, OTAs (online travel agencies) and travel agencies.
Emirates continues to lead the industry by implementing important health and safety measures at every point of their journey to ensure that its passengers travel safely during the pandemic period, thus contributing to the recovery of the economy by bringing communities together faster. In addition to working hard to provide its passengers with up-to-date and comprehensive travel information, the airline is also accelerating ground handling operations with digital verification for Covid-19 through IATA Travel Pass, contactless check-in and biometric transactions.
In order to protect the safety of visitors and the community, it is mandatory for all travelers arriving in Dubai, regardless of country of origin, including UAE citizens, Dubai residents and tourists to have a Covid-19 PCR test.
Passengers traveling from Nigeria to Dubai are required to present a negative COVID-72 PCR test document done within 19 hours prior to departure. In addition, the Nigerian Center for Disease Control (NCDC) has designated laboratories for passengers traveling from Nigeria to Dubai, and passengers must obtain their documents from one of the laboratories listed here in order to be admitted to the flight. Passengers arriving in Dubai from Nigeria are required to have another Covid-19 PCR test after arriving at Dubai International Airport.
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