To say that the head of Dubai's Emirates airline wears many hats is something of an understatement. (read more…) – FINANCE
Emirates airline is changing its flight path. After more than a decade of organic growth, the Dubai carrier has announced that it is studying foreign acquisitions. While the airline says it hasn’t entered any talks for the moment, the shift comes amid rising competition. (get the story…)
Emirates Airline and British Airways Plc (IAG) , two of the biggest buyers for Boeing Co.’s (BA) 777, are urging the planemaker to decide soon on a successor to the top- selling wide-body model so it’s ready for service before 2020. (get the story…)
BARCELONA (Reuters) – Dubai's Emirates airline on Tuesday dismissed talk of a possible stake buy in India's troubled aviation sector. "We are not interested in getting involved in the Indian aviation sector," Emirates President Tim Clark said, speaking to Reuters on the sidelines of a finance conference. Clark specifically denied any interest in budget...
DUBAI (Reuters) – Dubai's Emirates airline is studying new opportunities to buy foreign carriers if they fit the emirate's strategy, the state news agency quoted the chairman of the fast-growing carrier … (get the story…)
Emirates may pay less than other Gulf corporate issuers to sell Islamic bonds after global borrowing costs declined and as the world’s biggest international carrier benefits from passenger growth. (read more…) – FINANCE
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Fast-growing Emirates will make Washington Dulles its next destination in the Americas. (get the story…)
EMIRATES Airline, the world's largest operator of Airbus A380s, says it plans to seek compensation from the aircraft maker related to widespread disruption following the discovery of wing cracks on the super-jumbo jets. (get the story…)
(MENAFN) Emirates Airline's president, Tim Clark, said that the carrier would seek compensation from Airbus due to widespread disruption and an expected loss of revenue, reported Emirates … (get the story…)
