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Emirates is getting together more resources to process the refunds of over half a million trips which were cancelled due to the CoronaVirus. Even then, refund processing is expected to last till August 2020.
Emirates Commercial flights are planned to be resumed on July 1 for the moment. However, Emirates has put in place new service protocols which involve strictly no meals except on long-haul flights (repacked) and social distancing measures. No cabin bags allowed as well.
Emirates, one of the biggest airlines around the globe, grounded since March 25, 2020, is planning to resume a limited flight schedule on April 6, 2020, working towards a gradual resumption of the schedule over the months ahead.
The UAE government has committed to bailing out Emirates via equity infusion in the coming days. This announcement was made in a series of announcements made by the crown prince of Dubai.
Emirates has taken the decision to cancel flights across its network and ground all its aircraft from March 25, 2020 onwards. The grounding will last till the business environment for travel does not look up.
CoronaVirus is causing airlines to upgrade their standards to ensure they don’t become the cause of the spread of the virus while maintaining essential services. Unfortunately, Indian carriers’ response to the situation has been found lacking.
A new Emirates promotion is offering you two nights in Downtown Dubai free of cost if you book quickly. There are some plush hotels on offer for your next stopover in Dubai.
There is a great opportunity to seek out a deal with Emirates, where you can fly to Dubai and back in First Class for anything between 600-900 USD.
A new Emirates Double Tier miles offer is getting you an opportunity to clock towards Emirates Silver or Gold Tier status faster. Here is how you can sign up and earn your Emirates status quicker.
Here is why I’ve been using Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan as a backup programme for years, to credit flights from various different airlines such as Emirates, Cathay Pacific and American Airlines.
Emirates President Sir Tim Clark will retire from the airline, 35 years after he first came on board the airline as a network planner. This will be a huge blow for the industry as he is one of the best aviation minds there is.
