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29 April 2026

Emirates remains optimistic despite the disruptions caused by the regional conflict. The airline's management emphasizes that it will quickly return to full operational capacity and still has a chance to end the year as the world's most profitable airline.
Emirates representatives are convinced that the current difficulties related to the geopolitical situation in the region are temporary. The airline expects a swift recovery and believes the impact of these disruptions will not threaten its long-term market position. Thanks to its strong brand, extensive route network, and high demand for international travel, the carrier anticipates a rapid return to stable growth.
Emirates CEO Tim Clark reported that the airline is currently operating at approximately 65% of its full capacity. This means that part of the route network and transport capacity remains limited. Despite this, management remains confident that the situation will improve in the coming months.
Emirates emphasizes that despite current challenges, it still plans to maintain its position as the most profitable airline through the end of the year. This is an ambitious goal, particularly in light of regional tensions and shifts in global air traffic.
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