The Gulf’s largest airline isn’t seeing any fallout from the trade war.
Emirates Chairman Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum said travel demand — including to the US — remains strong, with firm bookings for the rest of the year. The airline expects a “record” annual profit for fiscal year 2024 and is “very satisfied” with its cash reserves.
But delays on delivery of new aircraft from Boeing and Airbus continue to limit growth. Buying jets originally meant for Chinese carriers…
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