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03-02-2019 Media in\ Dubai
Emirates Airline has won the “Best Class and Business Classes in the Middle East” award at the Condi Nast Traveler Awards ceremony recently held in Dubai with a gathering of industry leaders in the region.
The award was received by Khalid Al Jafla, Vice President of Commercial Operations for the UAE and Oman at Emirates Airline.
This year’s awards were awarded based on the GCC travelers’ best travel experience in several categories. The award underscores the carrier’s continued commitment to investing in new products and services that enhance customer experience.
In the past years, Emirates has invested in products and services that have made the passenger experience better, with improvements to its booths and lounges and more entertainment and dining options. The airline unveiled new, more spacious business class seats on its Boeing 777-200LR and increased its investment to modernize its 10 aircraft Of the model is worth 150 million US dollars “about 505 million dirhams.”
Emirates’ fleet currently consists of 270 aircraft serving 158 destinations in 86 countries across the six continents. The airline is helping to facilitate passenger traffic and support international trade and tourism through its headquarters in Dubai.
03-02-2019 Media in\ Dubai
Emirates Airline has won the “Best Class and Business Classes in the Middle East” award at the Condi Nast Traveler Awards ceremony recently held in Dubai with a gathering of industry leaders in the region.
The award was received by Khalid Al Jafla, Vice President of Commercial Operations for the UAE and Oman at Emirates Airline.
This year’s awards were awarded based on the GCC travelers’ best travel experience in several categories. The award underscores the carrier’s continued commitment to investing in new products and services that enhance customer experience.
In the past years, Emirates has invested in products and services that have made the passenger experience better, with improvements to its booths and lounges and more entertainment and dining options. The airline unveiled new, more spacious business class seats on its Boeing 777-200LR and increased its investment to modernize its 10 aircraft Of the model is worth 150 million US dollars “about 505 million dirhams.”
Emirates’ fleet currently consists of 270 aircraft serving 158 destinations in 86 countries across the six continents. The airline is helping to facilitate passenger traffic and support international trade and tourism through its headquarters in Dubai.
