Enjoy the perk: Airlines launch complimentary luxury car airport transfer service for passengers
▲Emirates Airline announces complimentary chauffeur-driven car transfer service for first and business class passengers from Taiwan. (Photo / Provided by Emirates Airline)
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Emirates Airline, which officially launched its direct Taipei–Dubai route on February 10, announced that it has partnered with AVIS International Car Rental to provide chauffeur-driven car transfer services for first and business class passengers traveling from Taiwan, effective immediately.
Emirates stated that both outbound and inbound passengers in first and business class can enjoy complimentary chauffeur-driven car transfers within a 60-kilometer radius of Taoyuan Airport. Passengers may designate their pick-up location to head to Taoyuan Airport, as well as arrange for a transfer from the airport to their hotel or destination upon return. The fleet includes brands such as Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Lexus. Passengers can book the service up to 48 hours before departure via emirates.com or by calling the Emirates customer service hotline.
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