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Emirates Announces Record Profit for 2003/2004 Fiscal Year
Emirates new A340-500 is enabling it to
introduce a host of new nonstop flights, including
nonstops to Australia and its first U.S. flights
Emirates Airline has announced a record net profit of $429 million for the financial year 2003-04 that ended March 31. This represents a 73.5 percent improvement over last year's net profit. The airline's revenue also reached a best-ever $3.6 billion, which is up 37 percent from last year.
Emirates Airline carried 10.4 million passengers during the financial year, an increase of almost two million passengers or 23 percent more than the year before.
The total profit of the Emirates Group (which includes Emirates Airline, ground handling firm Dnata and associated companies) were an all-time high of $476 million, 67 percent better than last year. The group's total revenue was a record $3.8 billion, up 35.5 percent from last year.
Dnata's profit of $47 million was 23 percent better than last year, on turnover of $298 million, 14 percent above the year before.
Emirates Chairman Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al-Maktoum, said "The Emirates Group's strong performance once again in the latest financial year confirms not just that we are on the right track but also that we are doing our part to help our government realize its aggressive master plan for Dubai's development. We have plans in place for 2004-05 to keep the momentum and continue to deliver the same kind of performance."
Emirates SkyCargo moved nearly 660 thousand tonnes in the year for an increase of 26 percent, and the division's revenue rose 42 percent to $659 million, thus contributing a record 20 percent of the airline's transport turnover.
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Emirates Announces Record Profit for 2003/2004 Fiscal Year
Emirates new A340-500 is enabling it to
introduce a host of new nonstop flights, including
nonstops to Australia and its first U.S. flights
Emirates Airline has announced a record net profit of $429 million for the financial year 2003-04 that ended March 31. This represents a 73.5 percent improvement over last year's net profit. The airline's revenue also reached a best-ever $3.6 billion, which is up 37 percent from last year.
Emirates Airline carried 10.4 million passengers during the financial year, an increase of almost two million passengers or 23 percent more than the year before.
The total profit of the Emirates Group (which includes Emirates Airline, ground handling firm Dnata and associated companies) were an all-time high of $476 million, 67 percent better than last year. The group's total revenue was a record $3.8 billion, up 35.5 percent from last year.
Dnata's profit of $47 million was 23 percent better than last year, on turnover of $298 million, 14 percent above the year before.
Emirates Chairman Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al-Maktoum, said "The Emirates Group's strong performance once again in the latest financial year confirms not just that we are on the right track but also that we are doing our part to help our government realize its aggressive master plan for Dubai's development. We have plans in place for 2004-05 to keep the momentum and continue to deliver the same kind of performance."
Emirates SkyCargo moved nearly 660 thousand tonnes in the year for an increase of 26 percent, and the division's revenue rose 42 percent to $659 million, thus contributing a record 20 percent of the airline's transport turnover.