Emirates e nkile bapalami ba fetang limilione tse 59 ka lifofane tse fetang 192,000 ka selemo sa 2018.

"Re bile le mathata a rona ka selemo sa 2018, leha ho le joalo, re ile ra tsoela pele ho eketsa menyetla ka ho sebelisa bokhoni ba rona ba ho sebeletsa litlhoko tsa bareki hantle, ho beha leihlo litšenyehelo tsa rona, ho sebelisa theknoloji ho ntlafatsa ts'ebetso ea khoebo, hammoho le ho nts'etsapele lihlahisoa tse shebaneng le bareki. litšebeletso ho fa bapalami ba rona khetho e kholoanyane. Bareki ba rona ba lula ba le khubung ea ntho e 'ngoe le e' ngoe eo re e etsang, 'me matsete a rona a sa khaotseng khoebong e tla ba motheo oo re tla haha kholo ea rona ea kamoso le ho tsoela pele ho fana ka liphello tse tiileng," ho boletse Sir Tim Clark, Mopresidente oa Emirates Airline, mabapi le likatleho tsa 2018.

Emirates e sebelisa lifofane tse 274 tse tsamaeang lik'hilomithara tse fetang limilione tse 908 ho pota lefatše ka 2018.

Emirates e atolositse tšebelisano ea eona le flydubai ho holisa phihlello ea bareki ba eona ho netweke e kopaneng ea lintlha tse 206 tse ikhethang. Nakong ea selemo Emirates e boetse e phatlalalitse tumellano e ncha ea codeshare le Jetstar Pacific le ho ntlafatsa tšebelisano ea eona ea leano la khoebo le South African Airways. Emirates e fihlile liketsahalong tse peli tsa likepe ka selemo sa 2018, e keteka lilemo tse 10 tsa ts'ebetso ea A380 ka Phato, mme e tlisa Boeing 777-300ER ea eona ea ho qetela, ea bo146 ka December.

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Our customers remain at the heart of everything we do, and our continual investments in the business will be the foundation on which we will build our future growth and continue to deliver solid results,”.
“We had our challenges in 2018, however, we continued to maximize opportunities by deploying our capacity to best serve customer demand, keeping a close watch on our costs, utilizing technology to improve business performance, as well as developing more customer-centric products and services to provide our passengers with greater choice.
Emirates hit two fleet milestones in 2018, celebrating 10 years of A380 operations in August, and taking delivery of its last Boeing 777-300ER, its 146th in December.