Emirates & Emirates (airline)

Emirates: Emirates, as part of Emirates (airline), saw its passenger numbers slip 1% but maintained cargo operations and rebuilt 96% of its global network despite disruptions.

Emirates (airline): Emirates (airline) announced a 3.0% rise in annual profits to $5.7 billion despite severe disruption from the Middle East war, demonstrating resilience and strategic hedging against fuel costs.

Emirates: Emirates retained its position as the world's most profitable airline, reporting record profit and revenue. It expanded its network and fleet, taking delivery of 15 new Airbus aircraft.

Emirates (airline): Emirates (airline) reported record profit, revenue, and cash balance for the financial year ended March 31, 2026, despite disruptions. It also declared a dividend of AED 3.5 billion to its owner, Investment Corporation of Dubai.

Emirates: Emirates suspended all flights to and from Dubai, affecting tens of thousands of passengers and incurring significant operational costs due to airspace closures and rerouting requirements.

Emirates: Emirates flights were disrupted due to the closure of airspace in the Gulf region, impacting its services.