Emirates successfully concluded the 2021 Dubai Airshow, and its latest A380 attracted more than 17,000 visitors – Dubai Blog

Emirates ended the 2021 Dubai Air Show in a positive manner, ending a week-long investment announcement, establishing new partnerships and strengthening established connections, as major aviation players from all over the world gathered in Dubai, Marked a turning point for the Dubai Airshow. The recovery of the industry.

This year, Emirates participated in the exhibition, including participating in the opening ceremony air show; static aircraft display; displaying its latest cabin products, the booth of Emirates Flight Training Academy and Emirates University; and providing famous partners and invited guests in the Emirates Cabin The hospitality.

Emirates is honored to welcome His Royal Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai; Sheikh Mansour bin Mohamed bin Rashid Al Maktoum His Highness Thum; His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Mohamed bin Rashid Al Maktoum and His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, in Emirates A static display of the A380. Emirates’ latest four-cabin configuration, the A380, is still very popular. It features the airline’s recently launched Premium Economy Class cabin, decorated with “United Arab Emirates 50′ Uniform to celebrate the golden jubilee of the UAE. The Cirrus SR 22 and Embraer Phenom 100 jets used by the Emirates Flight Training Academy for training flights were also displayed to the visitors.

At the Dubai Air Show, the airline announced a major investment, in addition to other cabin improvements, it will also retrofit its 105 Boeing 777 and A380 aircraft to its preferred economic products. Starting in 2022, the entire 18-month renovation plan will be carried out in Dubai and will consolidate the UAE’s position as a center of excellence for aviation. Emirates also signed an agreement with Panasonic to provide an in-flight entertainment (IFE) solution for its premium economy class retrofit program.

In order to build future capabilities, support innovation within the aviation value chain and promote sustainable development, Emirates has also signed a number of other agreements and established strategic partnerships with other airlines, suppliers and stakeholders.

On the first day of the show, Emirates and Gulf Air signed a memorandum of understanding to establish a deeper business cooperation between the two airlines because they want to use each other’s networks.

In order to support its long-term cargo capabilities and help improve the connectivity of the global supply chain, Emirates SkyCargo announced that it will introduce two new Boeing 777Fs to its fleet in 2022, and has signed an agreement with Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI). This agreement turns the four Boeing 777-300ER passenger jets into all-cargo aircraft starting in early 2023.

Relying on Dubai’s status as a global logistics hub and an e-commerce center, Emirates SkyCargo has also signed a landmark agreement with Emirates Post to develop an end-to-end global e-commerce logistics platform, focusing on serving markets in the Middle East, Africa and West Asia. This kind of cooperation between air cargo carriers and national postal operators combines Emirates SkyCargo’s global network and capacity advantages with Emirates Post’s last-mile delivery expertise and is the first of its kind.

To support efforts to reduce its environmental footprint, Emirates signed an agreement with GE Aviation undertaking to develop a plan that will enable the Emirates Boeing 777-300ER powered by GE90 engines to use 100% sustainable aviation fuel by the end of the year (SAF) to conduct a test flight in 2022.This milestone collaboration is expected to demonstrate how wide-body commercial aircraft using jet fuel made from alternative sources can reduce carbon dioxide in the life cycle₂ emission.

Emirates helped kick off the first afternoon flight show at the airshow, which included an Airbus A380 and Boeing 777 50^day Painting And the 2020 Dubai Expo uniforms, joined by partner Emirates Commercial Airlines, followed by the Emirates display team Al Fursan.

The Emirates booth welcomed more than 4,000 visitors, who were able to experience the airline’s game-changing Boeing 777-300ER first-class private suites, business class and premium economy seats.