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Emirates Airline Posts Record Net Profit Despite War Impact
- On Thursday, Emirates announced a record full-year pre-tax profit of 24.4 billion dirhams, citing strong cash reserves as essential for navigating rising fuel costs and operational disruptions from the conflict in Iran.
- The Emirates Group reported revenue growth of 3 per cent year on year, maintaining robust financial position amid the ongoing regional conflict in The Gulf.
- Despite slight passenger decline, the airline restored 96 per cent of its global network since disruptions began, carrying 4.7 million passengers over the period.
- CEO Sheikh Ahmed stated, "The Emirates Group enters with very strong cash reserves," enabling the carrier to progress with plans without knee-jerk cost control measures.
- Aircraft deliveries and retrofits "will continue apace," said Group Chairman Sheikh Ahmed, with the group holding $15 billion in cash reserves at March year-end.
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