The new cabin class offers an alternative to being packed in like a tin of Cole’s sardines. Think of it as more akin to a tin of Ortiz anchovies.

It appears the marriage of Qantas and Emirates is still a happy one, with the two carriers renewing their vows.

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In more of the ‘he said, she said’ spat between UAE and US carriers, Emirates says “The Big 3 are far from being ‘harmed’ financially by Emirates’ operations.”

Emirates says the dispute between US and Gulf carriers won’t “end in tears”, a day after Qatar threatens to leave Oneworld.

Emirates president Tim Clark claims alliances are now the “old way” of doing business, with passengers now focused on finding good value.

Emirates president Tim Clark confirmed the airline will respond, in time, to allegations by the US government over unfair state subsidies.

Qantas boss Alan Joyce has underlined the airline’s commitment to the Oneworld Alliance, despite his Emirates counterpart, Tim Clark, insisting […]

Emirates is unlikely to expand its Australian footprint after acknowledging that 14 daily flights from Dubai is sufficient to satisfy […]