Emirates Traffic Up 35% In Fiscal First Half

November 09, 2023
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Emirates Boeing 777-300ER
Credit: Emirates Airlines
Emirates Airline said Nov. 9 it does not see signs of weakening overall demand even as other carriers in the region are suffering from a drop in bookings after the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war. “For the second half of [fiscal] 2023/24, we expect customer demand across our business divisions to...

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