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Frankly Speaking: Emirates Airline head Tim Clark expects return to ‘full capacity’ by summer of 2022
Once the pandemic is over, there will be a tsunami of demand from people wanting to travel, Clark told Arab News
Appearing on Frankly Speaking, he also offered advice on Saudi plans for launching a second international airline
Updated 04 July 2021
July 04, 2021 19:53
DUBAI: Emirates will be back to full capacity by next summer as the pandemic-stricken aviation industry enjoys an “exceptional surge” in passenger numbers, Sir Tim Clark, the airline’s president, told Arab News.
“Taking the short-term view, I think we’ve got another six months of difficulty. If you ask me about the summer of 2022, I’m fairly confident that next year we’ll see a completely different picture, and that certainly airlines like Emirates will have restored themselves to full capacity, albeit possibly six months later than we originally thought,” he said.
May 15 2021 07:43 Gmt+3
Last Updated On: May 15 2021 07:44 Gmt+3
Turkey is unlikely to make a major shift in its Syria policy despite Arab countries indicating they are ready to bring Damascus back into the fold, according to analyst Sinem Cengiz.
Writing for Arab News on Friday, Cengiz said bilateral talks initiated across the Middle East in recent months were part of a “Biden effect”, which had paved the way for the promotion of democratic values throughout the region.
Turkey and Egypt began a normalisation process last week after eight years of tense relations. While Saudi Arabia and Iran had begun direct talks through Iraqi mediation that officials hope will diffuse tensions, Cengiz said.