Emirates Expects Swift Rebound in Operations After War, Says Tim Clark

  • UAE
  • April 24, 2026

Emirates is optimistic about a rapid recovery in operations once the ongoing conflict subsides, with the airline currently utilizing only about 65% of its capacity due to geopolitical uncertainties. Speaking at a global aviation summit in Berlin, Tim Clark noted that several routes remain closed even after 50 days of the war, impacting overall operations.

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