Fly Dubai has launched its flights to Riga, Latvia, marking the start of its first direct flights to the Latvian capital. Departing from Terminal 3 at Dubai International Airport, Fly Dubai will offer three weekly flights to Riga International Airport, making this new European destination more accessible.
Details of the New Flights
The inaugural flight of Fly Dubai to Riga was warmly welcomed at Riga International Airport, featuring a special reception from local officials. Thanks to a partnership with Emirates Airline, these flights enable passengers to travel seamlessly, allowing them to book a single ticket and check in their luggage for all segments of their journey, while benefiting from a network of over 240 destinations worldwide.
Ticket Prices and Availability
Round-trip business class tickets from Dubai to Riga start at 7,505 AED, while economy class tickets begin at 1,815 AED. For return tickets from Riga to Dubai, business class prices start at 1,440 EUR, and economy class tickets start at 360 EUR, making travel to Latvia accessible to all.
Importance of the New Flights
The UAE Ambassador to Latvia, Nourah Jumaa, noted that this day marks a new beginning in UAE-Latvian relations. She affirmed that the launch of Fly Dubai’s direct flights enhances connectivity between the two countries and opens new horizons for tourism, business, and cultural exchange.
Enhancing Economic Relations
The Senior Vice President of Commercial Operations at Fly Dubai, Jeyhun Efendi, stated, “This new service strengthens Fly Dubai’s presence in European markets and helps expand into destinations that lack air service.” The Chairwoman of the Board of Riga International Airport, Leila Odina, confirmed that this route will benefit not only travelers to and from Riga but will also contribute to strengthening trade and economic relations between the UAE and Latvia.
Fly Dubai’s launch of flights to Riga represents a significant shift in its strategy to expand its network of destinations, promising a bright future for the deepening relations between these two countries.