Emirates has bounced back into the black after its losses during the pandemic, with the airline announcing a $1.1-billion profit.
DUBAI - Emirates has bounced back into the black after its losses during the pandemic, with the airline announcing a $1.1-billion profit and a half-year record for the group.
Emirates Group, which includes the airline and air services provider dnata, clocked a record $1.2-billion half-year profit which"reflects strong turnaround and recovery" after a $1.6 billion loss last year. "For the coming months, we remain focused on restoring our operations to pre-pandemic levels and recruiting the right skills for our current and future requirements," he added.
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