Emirates` special customers now have their own Arrivals Lounge at Dubai International Airport where they can be reunited with their loved ones.
Upon arrival, Unaccompanied Minors (UMs) and customers requiring wheelchair assistance are escorted to the lounge which is located within the main Arrivals Hall, next to the shop.
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The lounge is shared between the Emirates Special Services facility and Dnata Special Handling which caters to all other airlines using Dubai International Airport.
Emirates` network recently expanded to 59 destinations with the start of services to Perth in Western Australia.  Additional, new destinations this year include Mauritius from 1st September and Osaka from 1st October.
The airline is planning to start operations to North America in 2003, with the delivery of the long-range Airbus A340-500 aircraft.
Emirates is the main launch customer for the Airbus A380 Super Jumbo, with a firm order for 22, plus 10 options.  Other aircraft orders, including eight Airbus A340-600 aircraft and 25 Boeing 777s in two versions, will boost Emirates` fleet to 100 aircraft by the year 2010.
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