Nearly two years after the travel and airline industries came to a near standstill, the market is picking up again.
Dubai's show is sure to see plenty of discussions on industry recovery, as well as ways that aviation has become safer and more hygienic due to the pandemic.In this articleDUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Dubai's last international air show, in November of 2019, feels like another era.
Things have been looking up for travel with the continued successful rollout of vaccination campaigns and easing of governments' Covid restrictions. Dubai flagship carrier Emirates Airline — the Middle East's largest airline and biggest aircraft buyer — has enjoyed some of that recovery itself, narrowing its previous losses with a 86% surge in revenue for its half-year earnings for the 2021-2022 financial year.
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