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Tuesday, 28 September 2021

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Emirates becomes first airline to implement IATA Travel Pass across six continents

Algeria Times 25 Sep 2021

Following successful trials in April on select routes from its Dubai hub, Emirates gradually expanded the IATA Travel Pass pilot to customers on 12 routes in June and the airline has now signed a contract with IATA to implement the solution across its global network ... Adel Al Redha, Emirates' Chief Operating Officer said.

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Emirates to implement IATA Travel Pass on its network

Gulf Daily News 23 Sep 2021

Following trials in April on select routes from its Dubai hub, Emirates gradually expanded the Travel Pass pilot to customers on 12 routes in June and the airline has now signed a contract with IATA to implement the solution across its global network ... Emirates Chief Operating Officer Adel Al Redha said.

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Dubai’s Emirates airline to roll out IATA Travel Pass across all its 120+ destinations by October

Gulf News 23 Sep 2021

Emirates airline will implement International Air Transport Association’s (IATA) COVID-19 related ‘digital passport’ across its entire network. This follows successful trials in April on select routes from Dubai, and Emirates gradually expanding the IATA Travel Pass pilot to customers on 12 routes in June.

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Emirates to roll out IATA Travel Pass in 6 continents

Khaleej Times 23 Sep 2021

The roll-out across all 120-plus Emirates destinations is expected to be completed by October. Emirates has become the ... Following successful trials in April on select routes from its Dubai hub, Emirates gradually expanded the IATA Travel Pass pilot to customers on 12 routes in June.

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Echoes, uncertainty as Afghan pilots await US help in Tajikistan

Gulf Daily News 23 Sep 2021

It also came amid growing feelings of impatience and uncertainty among the Afghan pilots and personnel who have been held by the government in Tajikistan since fleeing there on Aug ... The pilots want to join the other Afghan military personnel being processed for US visas in places like Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and Germany.

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Emirates hires new staff as operations resume

Manila Bulletin 18 Sep 2021

Emirates seeks 3,000 cabin crew, 500 airport services employees to support operations ramp-up ... Over the past months, Emirates has been recalling pilots, cabin crew and other operational employees who were stood down when the pandemic forced a drastic reduction in flights last year.

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Emirates to hire 3,000 cabin crew and 500 service staff as routes ramp-up

The National 16 Sep 2021

Emirates is set to hire 3,000 cabin crew and ... Some pilots and staff were furloughed, with housing and other benefits paid, and many have since been brought back.Emirates 'flight attendant' on top of the world for tourism campaign - in pictures.

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Emirates Launches Hiring Spree Seeking 3,000 New Cabin Crew

Simple Flying 16 Sep 2021

Emirates is seeking to hire 3,000 cabin crew members, alongside 500 ground workers at Dubai International Airport ... Emirates ... Emirates. The new hires will be in addition to stood down pilots, cabin crew, and ground operatives who were stood down last summer when the UAE government forced Emirates to halt all passenger operations ... Emirates.

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Around 450 US-trained Afghan pilots are being flown out of Uzbekistan camp for UAE amid ...

The Daily Mail 13 Sep 2021

About 450 U.S.-trained Afghan pilots who fled to Uzbekistan after the Taliban seized control of Afghanistan, are now being flown from the Uzbek camp to the United Arab Emirates, a pilot told Reuters ... deal that came despite Taliban pressure for the return of the pilots and aircraft.

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Afghan pilots in Uzbekistan camp begin heading for UAE

The New Arab 13 Sep 2021

The first group is at least initially heading to the United Arab Emirates, the pilot said, speaking on condition of anonymity ... Reuters previously disclosed tension at the Uzbek camp, with the pilots fearing being sent back to Afghanistan and killed by the Taliban ... That offer rings hollow to Afghan pilots who spoke with Reuters.

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Stranded Afghan Pilots Begin Leaving Uzbekistan

The Wire Network 13 Sep 2021

Some Afghan pilots who have been held in Uzbekistan for about a month began leaving Sunday for the United Arab Emirate, Reuters reported. A U.S.-trained Afghan pilot told Reuters that one group would depart Uzbekistan on Sunday for the UAE under a U.S.-brokered deal, despite Taliban demands that they return to Afghanistan.

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Former Afghan air force pilots renew plea for Canada's help

CBC 13 Sep 2021

Some of the military pilots who fled Afghanistan the day the government collapsed are now in the United Arab Emirates, while the fate of their comrades in Tajikistan — who are calling on Canada to offer asylum — remains unclear ... .

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Afghan pilots start leaving Uzbekistan for UAE, despite Taliban pressure: Source

The Times of India 12 Sep 2021

... pilot told Reuters ... The group is at least initially heading to the United Arab Emirates, the pilot said, speaking on condition of anonymity.

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Afghan pilots start leaving Uzbekistan for UAE, despite Taliban pressure-source

Metro USA 12 Sep 2021

... on Sunday, a pilot told Reuters ... The group is at least initially heading to the United Arab Emirates, the pilot said, speaking on condition of anonymity.

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Samaritans answer a call every 56 seconds - 2020 report

RTE 08 Sep 2021

Samaritans' volunteers in Ireland answered a call for help every 56 seconds last year according to its latest Impact Report ... In November and December 2020, it took 92 of these calls ... The service was launched in 2018 on a pilot basis in the United Arab Emirates, China, Hong Kong, and Poland. Last Christmas, it was extended to Canada and Australia.