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Flight International's deputy editor Max Kingsley-Jones covers Emirates' financial results and more

2008-05-02T17:00:00+01:00

Flight’s deputy editor Max Kingsley-Jones travelled to Dubai this week to cover Emirates' financial results and returned with news that the airline expects a flat 2008/09 amid spiralling fuel price.

President Tim Clark warned that any further A380 delay would create “acute problems” for Emirates, and that Dubai’s low cost carrier will not be part of the Emirates Group.


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