Emirates’ Full-Year Profits Hit By High Fuel Costs, Competition

Credit: Rob Finlayson
LONDON—Emirates Airline’s fiscal 2018-19 profits have fallen 69% to AED871 million ($237 million), under the strain of high fuel prices, “cut throat” competition and unfavorable exchange rates. “2018-19 has been tough, and our performance was not as strong as we would have liked,” Emirates Airline...

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