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        	  Emirates is to begin daily, non-stop flights 
			  between Taipei and Dubai on 10 February 2014. 
			  Emirates will fly a Boeing 777-300ER on 
			  the Taipei route, equipped with eight private suites in First 
			  Class, 42 lie-flat seats in Business Class, and seats for 304 
			  passengers in Economy Class. 
			  The aircraft also features ice, Emirates' 
			  award-winning inflight entertainment system which has over 1,600 
			  channels showing the latest blockbusters, subtitled Hollywood 
			  films, music, TV and games. 
			  “The partnership between Emirates and Taipei 
			  goes back to 2003 when our cargo arm, Emirates Skycargo, launched 
			  a dedicated freighter service between the two cities. Given 
			  Taipei’s status as an international trading hub and the demand 
			  that we have been getting, it is a natural progression for the 
			  airline to launch passenger services here,” said Edwin Lau, 
			  Emirates’ Vice President, Hong Kong and Taiwan. “Through 
			  Dubai, Emirates offers its passengers from Taipei a one-stop 
			  connection to 70 countries in the Middle East, Africa, the 
			  Americas and Europe. We are confident that this new route will 
			  open up new trade opportunities across the Emirates network as 
			  well as support business and tourism travel to Taipei.” 
			  Sheng Chih Wei, 
			  the Executive Vice President of the Taoyuan International Airport 
			  Corporation, said, “Taoyuan International Airport 
			  Corporation looks forward to welcoming Emirates’ arrival next 
			  February. Emirates will become the first airline to operate a 
			  non-stop route to the Middle East from Taoyuan International 
			  Airport. We believe the launch of this new route will offer our 
			  passengers with a more connected network.” 
			  Emirates now operates services to 138 
			  destinations in 78 countries from Dubai.
  
			   
			  
			  Emirates, 
			  
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