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Emirates not troubled by A380 delays

Emirates not troubled by A380 delays

12 November 2009 Press Release Airline News

Emirates has revealed that some of the Airbus A380 it has ordered and which were scheduled to arrive in the coming months will be delayed, but it is not ruling out ordering more, or taking over orders that its rivals are trying to stall.

Emirates refutes fatigue claims

Emirates refutes fatigue claims

5 October 2009 Airline News

Emirates Airline has slammed reports in an Australian newspaper citing pilot fatigue as the reason for a near miss at Melbourne Airport. The report claimed that crew did not have sufficient rest before a Melbourne to Dubai flight on March 20. The news comes at the same time as air crews across Europe are set to demonstrate for exactly the same reason – fatigue.

Costa Cuises and Emirates hit the road

Costa Cuises and Emirates hit the road

18 September 2009 Press Release Cruise News

Costa Cruises, the leading cruise line in the Mediterranean, has joined forces with Emirates, one of the world’s top airlines, for a series of agent roadshows throughout the UK.

Australian commission launches Emirates price-fixing probe

Australian commission launches Emirates price-fixing probe

20 August 2009 Airline News

Emirates plans to fight a legal investigation launched by the Australian competition authorities over cargo price-fixing allegations. It becomes the ninth airline accused of price-fixing in Australia, where BA, Qantas and Air France have already received mulit-million dollar fines.

Paris gets Eiffel of Emirates’ A380

24 June 2009 Press Release Airline News

An Emirates’ A380 super-jumbo is to serve Paris from February 1st, 2010. The French capital is the latest destination to be added to the growing list of gateways served by Emirates’ popular double-decker.Tim Clark, President, Emirates Airline, said: “This is really great news for us to bring the A380 to Paris and is a result of such encouraging sales in and out of Paris Charles de Gaulle. Our plans to introduce this exceptional aircraft have been accelerated by almost a year which, in the current economic climate, is a major achievement.”