Emirates’ A380 offers a two-class cabin consisting of 58 lie-flat Business Class seats and 557 generously pitched Economy class seats, the United Arab Emirates flag carrier said in a statement.

The airline said the super jumbo jet would replace one of two daily flights to Bali’s I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport currently operated by Boeing 777-300ERs with a two-class cabin configuration.

The inaugural A380 flight, number EK368, is set to leave Emirates’ hub Dubai International Airport at 3:25 a.m. on June 1 local time and arrive at Ngurah Rai airport at 4:35 p.m. on June 1, Central Indonesia Time. The aircraft then serves the Ngurah Rai-Dubai route as flight EK369, departing Bali at 7:40 p.m. and arriving in Dubai at 12:45 am.

“The Emirates A380 is synonymous with our ‘fly better’ promise and world-class products and services, and we’re excited to offer our travelers the opportunity to experience its uniqueness and unmatched beauty on flights to and from Bali,” Emirates chief commercial officer Adnan Kazim said in the statement.

Kazim maintained that Bali continued to be one of the most popular destinations in the airline’s network and was among the strategic markets in Southeast Asia. He added that Emirates’ debut A380 service in Indonesia underscored its long-standing commitment to the country’s travel and tourism industry.

Meanwhile, Emirates Indonesia country manager Mohammad Al Attar said the airliner’s first A380 flight to Bali was a historical milestone for Indonesia that its customers eagerly anticipated.