Emirates can fully agree with the decision of the United Arab of Emirates (UAE)-government not to invest for now in the expansion of Dubai World Central. Actually, the airline’s role in advising the government against spending billions on the airport…
Several sources have confirmed to us that a meeting between Boeing and the Joint International Technical Review Committee last week went so poorly that committee members asked Boeing to stop their presentation after only a half dozen or so slides. …
The Scope Clause as used in the US airline market is a market aberration. It was instituted by the pilot unions to ensure major airlines would not push more work to regional partners, whose pilots are paid much lower rates.…
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Emirates is unwilling to commit to taking delivery of any new types from Boeing and Airbus unless the engine manufacturers Rolls-Royce and General Electric get their act together and deliver reliable products. The airline’s President Sir Tim Clark used harsh…
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