Emirates first-half profit falls 66% as regional conflict drives up fuel costs
DUBAI — Emirates reported a 66% fall in first-half profit after tax on Thursday as regional conflict disrupted flights and drove up jet fuel prices, while stronger cargo revenue and fuel hedging gains softened the impact. The Dubai-based airline posted profit after tax of AED 3.3 billion ($903 million) for the six months ended September …
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