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[momo95]

lets start a union!

People in the UAE have been traced and done for "inciting public disorder" online many times ... although a joke ...

[Talparc]

thanks momo95

[QCM]

[notapilot15]

Originally Posted by Icarus2001

So if Emirates claim a US$1.9 billion profit, what is the "!!!!" they need to get out of, or what hole are they dug into?

Seems a disconnect between disgruntled staff and a massively profitable business?

Key word is claim.

Most of it is from low oil prices. While low oil prices help Emirates(airline) it hurts Emirates(empire).

High attrition of core talent, over capacity, low yields on premium cabins, taking away passenger perks, nickle and dime passenger amenities... none of these are signs of well run massively profitable airline.

You cannot have a successful airline by abusing employees, dumping capacity on competitors, filling premium cabins with op-ups forever.

Revenue, human talent, capacity, network and yield managements are real skills. PR firms cannot help with those skills, all they can do is

[Panther 88]

Originally Posted by 777boyindubai

Time and time and time again. UAE Labour Law does not apply to EK.

Only when it suites them, do the laws apply. Seriously, GulfAir 2.0.

[luvly jubbly]

Still nobody been up to 4th for a chat?

[P7xkk]

Isn't it a spooky coincidence that the VP of group finincial reporting resigned when the figures were published? just saying.....

[lospilotos]

Originally Posted by P7xkk

Isn't it a spooky coincidence that the VP of group finincial reporting resigned when the figures were published? just saying.....

Resignation? Results? Published? Did I miss something?

Edit: Ahhh, thought you were talking of 2016-17 H1 results...

[Jack D]

P7xkk

You're kidding ?

[P7xkk]

Jack, nope, he upped sticks and left. His better half claimed that he was overworked, and so they returned to Europe, leaving behind their matching number plates.....