Emirates in OW ?
Mar 31, 2003 | 12:50 pm
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Emirates in OW ?
I've been flying EK for a while on LHR-DXB-DEL and wondered if they had every applied / been involved with OW ? They are certainly of high enough standard & don't clash geographically with anyone esle.
Of course were they to join it would add an interesting twist to OWE flights - LHR via DXB to PER would be two continents not three, so it would be possible to a OWE 3 continents via Aus !!
Of course were they to join it would add an interesting twist to OWE flights - LHR via DXB to PER would be two continents not three, so it would be possible to a OWE 3 continents via Aus !!
Mar 31, 2003 | 1:51 pm
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Not sure of the history but I am sure they would provide good feeds into the BA/CX markets and to a lessor extent AA via BA.
Geographically it would open up OW to a huge market of the Middle East, South West Asia and Northern Africa.
Politically it would have its ups and downs. Isn't Emirate ownde by the government of Dubai - maybe that is a sticking point. Who wants to work with a govenrment in the airline industry?
Geographically it would open up OW to a huge market of the Middle East, South West Asia and Northern Africa.
Politically it would have its ups and downs. Isn't Emirate ownde by the government of Dubai - maybe that is a sticking point. Who wants to work with a govenrment in the airline industry?
Mar 31, 2003 | 8:55 pm
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All Nippon Airways
British Airways
Continental Airlines
Delta Air Lines
Japan Airlines
Singapore Airlines
South African Airways
United Airlines
Looks like it's partners are a mix of OW and *A carriers.