Arrivals & Departures Airfares on sale: Fly to Europe with Emirates from $1129 return
Emirates has discounted flights to 40 destinations during its companion fares sale.
Fly with a friend and save with Emirates' companion fares, on sale until February 27.
The discounted fares are available for two to nine passengers who book and fly together, with prices from $1129 per person return from Perth to Dublin.
Other return economy-class fares ex Perth include London from $1189, Amsterdam from $1249 and Paris from $1259.
Return business-class fares start from $5859 to Dublin, $5969 to Amsterdam, $5979 to Paris and $6119 to London.
These economy fares are valid for travel until April 10, from April 18 to June 7, and from September 25 to November 30.
The business-class prices are valid for travel between February 21 and November 30.
Until March 31, passengers travelling via Emirates' hub in Dubai can take advantage of the My Emirates Pass, which offers discounts for restaurants, leisure activities and spa treatments upon presentation of a boarding pass and ID.
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- For bookings, see travel agents, visit emirates.com/au or phone 1300 303 777.
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