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Emirates can feel the upturn
Impulses for economic growth in the international aviation industy recently come from the Middle East, especially Emirates Airlines based in Dubai who are planning to expand further. The Middle East-carriers can make more use of the economic upturn in Asia than their competitors from Europe and the US, because the former have a higher sales turnover in Asia than the latter.
Impulses for economic growth in the international aviation industy recently come from the Middle East, especially Emirates Airlines based in Dubai who are planning to expand further. The Middle East-carriers can make more use of the economic upturn in Asia than their competitors from Europe and the US, because the former have a higher sales turnover in Asia than the latter.
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