Dubai, UAE – Adnan Kazem, Vice President and CEO of Commercial Affairs at Emirates Airlines, said that the tanker was able to regain 93% of seat capacity during August. And 98% of the carrier line network.
He stressed that travel demand during July and August was strong, with more than 8.7 million passenger movements recorded during the two months.
Kazem explained that the tanker is close to redeploying and operating its entire fleet within its network. Pointing out that demand levels during July and August were “very good”.
He added that travel between Dubai and China has witnessed a remarkable recovery. Pointing out that the tanker has returned its operational capacity to the Chinese market. All six destinations it occupies in China recorded high levels of demand and occupancy transactions.
Kazem said that a large portion of the demand comes from Chinese travelers between Dubai and China. While a large number of them continue to travel through the Emirates airline network to destinations in Europe and Africa. Reflecting the strong demand for connectivity via Dubai.
initiatives
Kazem added that Emirates Airlines has launched initiatives to encourage travel to Dubai and enhance passenger confidence. These include providing more flexibility in reservations, and eliminating most fees in cases of travel cancellations. In addition to the possibility of changing flight times, as well as insurance initiatives that provide more reassurance to travelers.
He stressed that the carrier continues to support the promotion of Dubai through extensive marketing campaigns and customer relationship management, in cooperation with the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism. Pointing out that the campaign to promote Dubai as an open destination for visitors continues in various markets and carrier stations.
“We are all focused and involved in this effort,” he continued. He expressed his confidence that global travel will continue to improve, stressing that India will remain a major source of travelers to support the movement’s recovery.
Kazem pointed out that the winter season in Dubai represents an important factor in supporting demand. In light of an agenda full of events during the next season.
