Royal Brunei Airlines is set to resume its route between Dubai International Airport and London Heathrow after four years.
The service will resume from November 2 and fly direct three times per week.
Flights will operate on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, with return flights starting from Dh2,225 ($605).
The route, which ceased operation in 2018, typically offered more affordable travel than operators based in the UAE and the UK.
However, at the time of writing, current prices appear to be comparable with regional airlines, especially during the busy Christmas period.
Flights will depart Dubai International Airport at 3am, reaching London Heathrow at 7.20am local time.
For the return leg, flights depart London at 5pm and arrive in Dubai at 4.15am.
The resumption of the route will come as good news for UAE residents wishing to travel to the UK this autumn.
Earlier this month, travellers told The National they were put on waiting lists for flights on Emirates in September as seats in some classes were fully booked.
Travel experts said rising airfares on the route were a culmination of passenger demand, fuel costs and earlier imposed passenger restrictions at London Heathrow, which limited capacity for airlines.
While availability for midweek economy flights direct to London airports from Dubai on Emirates remained relatively easy to come by for September, weekend slots are few and far between.
Emirates said it would temporarily operate a third daily flight to Gatwick between October 15 and 29 to serve market demand during the school break.
