Emirates’ Clark on Air Travel Demand, Dnata, Boeing

Emirates President Tim Clark discusses air travel demand, the outlook for the firm's ground-handling and operations business Dnata, and the prospects for plane maker Boeing. He speaks with Bloomberg's Guy Johnson in Dubai.
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[@michaeldgab999]

One of my favourite CEO of all time. He has been with Emirates since day one. Amazing success story.

[@Planty3125]

Great leader, great communicator. Very impressive man.

[@charlesmoss8119]

So effectively Boeing needs a Sir Tim Clark - trouble is he’s a one off!! Very good interview!

[@Somali1971]

Sir Tim, an esteemed business leader, successfully transformed Emirates into a highly lucrative enterprise while maintaining an unwavering commitment to safety. His exceptional leadership qualities are widely recognized and admired.

[@zaf7794]

A380 is ❤. So smooth quiet spacious comfy.

[@glorfindel17]

Great interview.

[@maxhansen9152]

Yes fantastic interview. Have to say Sir Tim is a very impressive man

[@kenyanboyy]

Sir Tim is the genius of our times. I have seen him grow the industry to a level no one ever thought would be archived. He has built a monster of an airline with the help of Sheikh Mohammed to a level that will be unreachable for a few more decades.

[@use-oc4mj6n]

Ex British Caledonian employee. Well done Tim

[@UAL320]

Emirates is essentially a transportation service which funnels cheap labor into Dubai. Take Bogota, for example. It’s smart they are flying to Dubai via Miami, because there will be some demand for that segment alone, but the real point of the route is to provide transportation for cheap Colombian labor to get to Dubai. You can see this with countless other airports they operate to.

[@yazanheitham2775]

The Emiratis appreciate creative people, so they gave him this great post that every Emiratis dreams of, perhaps even members of the royal family. This is evidence of the principle of Emiratis leadership appreciation for competencies.

[@Rasscasse]

How many times is the interviewer going to ask the same question?
Gets boring after the second time asking about a possible ipo.
Listen to Clarks’ first answer and move on please.

[@Rasscasse]

Dubai Miami Bogota new route. Interesting.

[@jerinjohnkutty8634]

Great leader

[@Super-Sal]

Yet Qatar airways took airline of the year award

[@777jones]

I was more impressed by Qatar than Emirates. Hands down.

[@stevewilson6390]

Wow! I didn't know the problem with the RR engine was so problematic for Emirates on the airbus, whats the alternative engine for a Boeing aircraft? Yes i know they want the 777X but at the moment it is six years behind and what engine will the 777X use.

[@Man_from_UNCLE]

Its not clear to me, as QR are flying the A359x around this part of the world, and I am not hearing of problems with the RR Trent engines and excess engine shop visits .............. or maybe QR are just suffering it? After all they do have an airframe shortage themselves too, having brought back the A380s and are still running A330s, even leased ones.

[@crocolifestylecrypto8875]

He stated that the 900 variant is performing fine but the 1000 variant is not as the engine core is different.

[@pilotho]

Look after the work force, they look after you.

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Been a week since I staked my 23000 cake. You aren't the first person to bring it up.

[@cocheshiperdesportivos7181]

running a good tight ship - they making. money

[@bushirafatima5522]

Every new partnership announcement gets me more excited about Revux!

[@AbdurrahimBagawan]

Excited to see how Revux will disrupt the payment industry. Huge potential, and still in presale phase!

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No more FOMO for me - I'm all in on Revux!

[@spiderpig123]

Everyone’s relocating moving away from broken economies

[@NasibSingh-ez1jl]

The reason I got revux is because I believe decentralization is more important than anything else.

[@buzzukfiftythree]

When is the World going to accept that our planet cannot sustain in the long term the ever increasing demand for air travel?

[@enagammanagamma131]

Bullish on Revux - this project has all the ingredients for success!

[@AatifShaikh556]

Forget the rest, Revux is where it's at. Potential moonshot!

[@user-ny4bg9td7e]

FOMO kicking in as Revux partners with more and more merchants. Bullish!

[@SACHIN_FF_B_29]

The FOMO is real with Revux - get in before it takes off!

[@Man_from_UNCLE]

I have a query, or should I say a correction to the population figures Sir Tim quoted ..............
Dubai population is not 6.2 m, its about 3.6 million, so did he get confused with UAE as a whole? No, as this is +/- 10 million.
So what was he talking about with his quote of 6.2 million?