As the ongoing crisis in the Middle East decelerates, Emirates Airlines said it has restored 96 per cent of its global network.

Also, the airline said that despite the Middle East disruption, it airlifted 4.7 million passengers in two months.

A statement earlier in the week by Nigeria’s media consultancy firm to Emirates, said that In the past weeks, the airline had resumed services across the Americas, Europe, Africa, West Asia, the Middle East, the Far East and Australasia.

Within the week, the statement hinted that the airline operated to 137 destinations across 72 countries, with over 1,300 weekly frequencies, representing 75 per cent of pre-disruption capacity.

The airline also said that it is offering more flights, more seats and more options each day while reaffirming Dubai‘s position as a vital hub through which global travel moves.

According to the airline, despite operating with a reduced schedule, it carried 4.7 million passengers during the disruption, a testament to the enduring demand for travel and the trust that travellers continued to place in the airline to get them where they needed to go.

Wherever Emirates customers choose to fly, they can expect a best-in-class onboard and on-ground experience, defined by exceptional comfort, genuine hospitality, and a level of service that has set the standard for long-haul travel.

Onboard, customers enjoy a unique culinary experience, with regionally inspired, multi-course menus developed by a team of award-winning chefs and complemented by a wide selection of premium beverages.