Former Foes United Airlines And Emirates Start New Partnership

September 20, 2022
Emirates and United airliners
Emirates and United have put their differences aside to forge a new partnership.
Credit: United Airlines
United Airlines, American Airlines and Delta Air Lines launched an expensive, highly controversial campaign seven years ago to convince the U.S. government that Emirates, along with Etihad Airways and Qatar Airways, had received $42 billion in illegal subsidies. Therefore, access to the U.S. market...

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