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Emirates to build new USD 950 million engineering facility - Vimarsana News

Emirates to build new USD 950 million engineering facility

Emirates, the world largest international airline, today announced a massive USD 950 million investment to build a new ultra-modern engineering facility at Du

Emirates extends life of A380 fleet with significant investments signed at Dubai Airshow 2023 - Vimarsana News

Emirates extends life of A380 fleet with significant investments signed at Dubai Airshow 2023

Emirates, the world’s largest international airline and biggest A380 operator, is doubling down its investments to maintain and improve operational efficiency, as well as maximise fleet performance and reliability of its double-decker fleet well into the next decade.

Aviation Collaboration: Tailored Training for Engineering Staff - Vimarsana News

Aviation Collaboration: Tailored Training for Engineering Staff

A Middle Eastern airline and the UAE General Civil Aviation Authority collaborate on tailored training solutions for engineering staff.

Emirates to build new US$ 950 million engineering facility - Vimarsana News

Emirates to build new US$ 950 million engineering facility

Emirates, the world's largest international airline, today announced a massive US$950 million investment to build a new ultra-modern engineering facility at Dubai World Central (DWC).Spread over 1 million square metres, the engineering complex will be the

Emirates confirms $950m investment in new engineering complex at Dubai World Central - Vimarsana News

Emirates confirms $950m investment in new engineering complex at Dubai World Central

New hub at Dubai World Central will take care of fleet needs 'into the 2040s'