Emirates’ Clark Sees Slow Recovery, Resilience Of ‘Fit’ Business Models

February 10, 2021
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FRANKFURT—Emirates Airline president Tim Clark expects the recovery of air travel to be delayed beyond the upcoming summer season and foresees a substantial return of demand only in the 2021 fourth quarter. “My judgment now is that it will take longer than I would have hoped,” Clark told the...

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