Emirates Sees Major Benefits In Tying Up With Big U.S. Airline

June 05, 2020
aircraft on runway
Emirates hopes a tie-up with a big U.S. airline could bolster its Dubai hub.
Credit: Dubai Airports
The relationship between U.S. airlines and Gulf carriers has been hostile for years. Emirates’ launch of a fifth-freedom Airbus A380 service from Milan to New York in October 2013 led American Airlines, Delta Air Lines and United Airlines to launch a massive PR campaign about alleged unfair...

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