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14 Emirates The Airline 15 Emirates has ordered 58 A380s
16 Emirates The Airline Emirates Engineering Housed in the world’s largest maintenance hangar (above), Emirates Engineering is now one of the top three facilities, capable of carrying out extensive interior reconfiguration and retrofitting of its wide-bodied fleet. During the year, the division refreshed 16 out of 29 A330 cabins and all eight A340-300 were upgraded with new interiors. By the end of the year, 40 of the A330s, A340s and Boeing 777s had been fitted with GSM modifications to enable passengers to use their own mobile phones. The refurbishing and retrofitting of the Boeing 777s requires each aircraft to be in maintenance for up to 45 days and includes the installation of new First, Business and Economy Class seats, inflight entertainment system, toilets and galleys. This is an investment by Emirates to provide our passengers with a uniform fleet, offering the highest standards. The number of heavy maintenance activities, including C-checks, increased by 20 per cent from last year. In 2008, a dedicated engine componentcleaning workshop was inaugurated and the new aircraft paint facility, is currently being finalised, to be fully commissioned by mid-2009. The new engine test cell was responsible for the testing of 60 engines. Emirates has established an engineering presence at four more outstations – San Francisco, Los Angeles, Cape Town and Guangzhou. Flight Operations It was another year of “firsts” for Flight Operations. The division completed a seamless move to the world’s largest and most complex Flight and Cabin Crew Operations Centre. At the same time, vying for the headlines was the operationally-efficient entry into service of the long-awaited A380.
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Employee strength and productivity
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22. Term loans Balance brought forw
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