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Dubai's Next Big Project Could Top Burj Khalifa: Emirates Chief Tim Clark
Clark described Dubais rapid development as being "on steroids" from the early 90s. He admitted that he could never anticipate the magnitude of Dubais future success.
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Emirates Profit Slumps to Seven-Year Low as Oil Hits Margins
The average seat load factor, or passengers carried as a percentage of available seats, fell to 76.8 percent from 77.5 percent.
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Emirates Weighs a New Boeing 777X Order in Fleet Shakeup
Boeing’s 777X and Airbus’s A330neo have each struggled to drum up significant order backlogs.
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Emirates-Etihad Sibling Rivalry Won’t Have a Happy Ending
A host of complications awaits any merger between the two airlines.
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Emirates Seeks Etihad Takeover to Create World’s Largest Airline
Dubai giant would take over bulk of its neighbor’s business.
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Emirates Airline Says Profits Are Up Amid Lower Oil Prices
The Middle East's biggest airline, Emirates, says its profits jumped by about 56 per cent to $1.9 billion in the last fiscal year largely due to lower oil prices that drove down fuel operating costs.
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Egypt Crash to Spur Demand for Strict Aviation Security: Emirates
Emirates Airlines President Tim Clark said on Sunday he expected the crash of a Russian passenger jet in Egypt was a "game changer" for aviation that would result in demands for stringent aviation security worldwide.
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Emirates Chief Asks Why No Fighter Jet Tracked MH370
Emirates chief Tim Clark has reportedly questioned why fighter jets did not intercept Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 when it veered widely off course, but said he believed the missing plane will be found.
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Global airline sector profit likely to be at $7.5 billion in 2013: IATA
Global airline sector profit is likely to grow to $7.5 billion this year, with Asia Pacific and Middle East based airlines dominating the international passenger market and leading the way in terms of improved operating margins, according to IATA data.
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British Airways loss may spur Boeing to offer mini-jumbo in weeks
Boeing looks ready to start offering its long-awaited next-generation mini-jumbo in weeks after pondering for months how to prevent a key part of the big-jet market slipping to rival Airbus.
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Boeing faces pressure for cash compensation over 787
Pressure grew on Wednesday for Boeing to compensate airlines in hard cash for disruption caused by the grounding of its 787 Dreamliner as two airlines manoeuvred for immediate help instead of future purchase discounts.
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Operating environment tough in India; FDI needed: SpiceJet CEO
"Operational environment is tough in India; the aviation industry here needs FDI in aviation quickly," he added.
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Emirates chief wants Indian aviation to liberalise faster
Indian aviation sector has to liberalise rapidly to keep in tune with the huge air traffic growth, he said.
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Clark wins South African Open
As his main rivals fell away, Tim Clark powered on to a six-shot victory in the South African Open at Durban Country Club on Sunday.
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Dubai's Next Big Project Could Top Burj Khalifa: Emirates Chief Tim Clark
Clark described Dubais rapid development as being "on steroids" from the early 90s. He admitted that he could never anticipate the magnitude of Dubais future success.
-
Emirates Profit Slumps to Seven-Year Low as Oil Hits Margins
The average seat load factor, or passengers carried as a percentage of available seats, fell to 76.8 percent from 77.5 percent.
-
Emirates Weighs a New Boeing 777X Order in Fleet Shakeup
Boeing’s 777X and Airbus’s A330neo have each struggled to drum up significant order backlogs.
-
Emirates-Etihad Sibling Rivalry Won’t Have a Happy Ending
A host of complications awaits any merger between the two airlines.
-
Emirates Seeks Etihad Takeover to Create World’s Largest Airline
Dubai giant would take over bulk of its neighbor’s business.
-
Emirates Airline Says Profits Are Up Amid Lower Oil Prices
The Middle East's biggest airline, Emirates, says its profits jumped by about 56 per cent to $1.9 billion in the last fiscal year largely due to lower oil prices that drove down fuel operating costs.
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Egypt Crash to Spur Demand for Strict Aviation Security: Emirates
Emirates Airlines President Tim Clark said on Sunday he expected the crash of a Russian passenger jet in Egypt was a "game changer" for aviation that would result in demands for stringent aviation security worldwide.
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Emirates Chief Asks Why No Fighter Jet Tracked MH370
Emirates chief Tim Clark has reportedly questioned why fighter jets did not intercept Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 when it veered widely off course, but said he believed the missing plane will be found.
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Global airline sector profit likely to be at $7.5 billion in 2013: IATA
Global airline sector profit is likely to grow to $7.5 billion this year, with Asia Pacific and Middle East based airlines dominating the international passenger market and leading the way in terms of improved operating margins, according to IATA data.
-
British Airways loss may spur Boeing to offer mini-jumbo in weeks
Boeing looks ready to start offering its long-awaited next-generation mini-jumbo in weeks after pondering for months how to prevent a key part of the big-jet market slipping to rival Airbus.
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Boeing faces pressure for cash compensation over 787
Pressure grew on Wednesday for Boeing to compensate airlines in hard cash for disruption caused by the grounding of its 787 Dreamliner as two airlines manoeuvred for immediate help instead of future purchase discounts.
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Operating environment tough in India; FDI needed: SpiceJet CEO
"Operational environment is tough in India; the aviation industry here needs FDI in aviation quickly," he added.
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Emirates chief wants Indian aviation to liberalise faster
Indian aviation sector has to liberalise rapidly to keep in tune with the huge air traffic growth, he said.
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Clark wins South African Open
As his main rivals fell away, Tim Clark powered on to a six-shot victory in the South African Open at Durban Country Club on Sunday.
