The International Labour Organisation has accused the airline of unfair practices against its female staff
The new service will offer a total of 3,620 seats per week between Hong Kong and Abu Dhabi
The budget carrier said that it will be increasing frequency on a number of routes and doubling the size of its network in Pakistan
Financial details of the sale and the timing of the accord were not disclosed.
The orders were placed on the first day of the Paris Airshow
The company did not disclose the value of the deal but other media reports valued it at $8.2 billion.
The deal could include 30 A320neo planes and up to 20 A330 aircraft, sources said
The Abu Dhabi airline is planning to launch its bond through a unit or special purpose vehicle
Three US carriers are calling for an end to the US’ open skies agreement with the UAE and Qatar over a subsidies row
The two Boeing 737-700 BBJ aircraft are due for delivery in September and December
CEO Tim Clark says governments, airports and organisations in Europe frustrated with local airlines have asked Emirates to start offering international service
The contract is for the sale of 24 Airbus-built military helicopters to Kuwait
Boeing’s 737 manufacturing facility in Renton produces 42 airplanes every month
The deal, due to be implemented in July, provides the Dubai carrier with greater access to the UK and Europe
The official did not specify a date by which the airline would file its responses to subsidy allegations
The airline’s CEO Akbar Al Baker accuses one of his American partners of blocking its expansion
The busiest routes in April were London Heathrow, Bangkok, Manila, Doha and Mumbai.
Three major US airlines are trying to persuade their government to alter the “Open Skies” agreements with the UAE and Qatar
Al Baker said Qatar Airways expects to deliver its rebuttal to the U.S. airlines’ claims in the next few weeks
Emirates, Etihad and Qatar Airways are winning the global aviation race because of high standards rather than subsidies, says Paul Griffiths
The two carriers will share codes on more flights starting this year, opening more European cities to the Abu Dhabi-based airline’s customers.
Under a new proposal, 20 per cent of the airline’s shares will be offered to Kuwaiti citizens and 5 per cent to current and retired employees.
Testing of the new aircraft is slated to begin in the first half of 2016.
The structure, situated in Portsmouth, will be renamed Emirates Spinnaker Tower and rebranded in red.
Seats and services are now more closely aligned with partner Etihad.
The deal will help boost Emirates network in France and ease connectivity for passengers.
The service will replace Etihad’s daily one-stop flight via Singapore.
The Abu Dhabi airline said U.S. Open Skies policy did not prohibit airlines from receiving shareholders loans.
Poor weather conditions forced the plane to land in Nagoya, officials said.
The A380 will now operate one of the airline’s two daily services between Sydney and Abu Dhabi.