Dubai-based carrier Emirates will spend around 5 billion dollars on refitting 220 of its aircraft in order to sustain its ...

Dubai: Emirates, Dubai’s flagship carrier, has announced plans to roll out high-tech in-flight telemedicine stations on 300 ...

220 aircraft have been selected across the 777 and Airbus A380, the world's largest commercial aircraft, to receive a ...

By refurbishing the interiors of some in-service B777s and A380s, Emirates hopes to bridge delays with new jets on order. In ...

Emirates is expanding the number of destinations served by its refurbished Boeing 777 aircraft, adding London Stansted ...

Emirates President Shares Doubts About Boeing 777X Delivery Schedule is published in Aviation Daily, an Aviation Week ...

EMIRATES president Tim Clark said the company is spending close to US$5 billion in cash to retrofit existing aircraft like ...

Shaun Hewitt was on an Emirates flight from Newcastle International Airport to Thailand for a job when he was asked to move ...

Emirates has joined forces with Parsys Telemedicine to introduce next generation equipment that will enable customers to ...

"We have no choice," Clark told reporters. "This one is the only way we could sustain the network, grow the network" ...

Emirates has always invested in high quality medical equipment, but the new Parsys kit is the result of a year long ...