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Dubai-owned carrier’s revenues slumped about 75 per cent on coronavirus travel curbs
Emirates pin diversification hopes on space gamble as critics fear odyssey is a vanity project
Airline employs about 60,000 people but did not identify total number of redundancies
Airline’s head tells FT he plans to fully deploy fleet including A380 superjumbo by summer of 2022
Low-cost carrier will start limited services in UK and France amid new guidelines
Government to inject equity into state-owned carrier in latest intervention in aviation sector
Move comes as Middle East’s largest airline looks to grow beyond global headwinds
Revenue from upgraded meals and wider seats rivals business class for profits
Investment brings airline’s commitments at Dubai air show to $24.8bn
Delivery of the aircraft scheduled for between May 2023 and 2028
Carrier warns it will not take new planes until reliability of engines improves
Higher fuel prices and weaker regional demand weigh on performance
Aerospace group will stop making superjumbo in 2021 after plunging demand
Superjumbo’s plight underlines shift towards smaller, more fuel-efficient aircraft
Deal to sell 36 A380 aircraft is vital for future of world’s biggest passenger jet
Ten passengers and crew hospitalised after complaining of feeling unwell
Mainland airlines scour world for staff with talent shortage threatening growth
Emirates coup for Stansted highlights opportunities for second-tier airports
Order for 20 aircraft with an option on 16 more carries a $16bn catalogue value
Airbus able to keep line open following $16bn deal for 36 aircraft
‘No choice’ but to end programme if $15bn Emirates deal fails, says sales chief
Region’s big carriers face challenges to their role as ‘superconnectors’
Boeing vs Airbus, Altice’s U-turn, Cerberus builds Deutsche Bank stake, and GE
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