The Herald on MSN14h
Emirates and Parsys design pioneering new telemedicine station for inflight customersEmirates has always invested in high quality medical equipment, but the new Parsys kit is the result of a year long ...
Emirates has partnerships with multiple cruise lines and works to assist passengers with transitioning from cruising to ...
Emirates has invested $2.4 million in next generation ‘telemedicine station’ medical equipment to be rolled out on 300 ...
Dubai-based carrier Emirates will spend around 5 billion dollars on refitting 220 of its aircraft in order to sustain its ...
Khaleej Times on MSN2d
UAE travel: Now, get fast, remote healthcare aboard planes as Emirates unveils telemedicine stationExperience fast, remote healthcare in the air with Emirates' new telemedicine station. Get real-time medical assessments and expert guidance on 300 aircraft, ensuring passenger safety, peace of mind.
Emirates will introduce its upgraded Boeing 777s with premium economy to the Dubai-London Stansted route from 7 May.
Airbus’ range chart for the A350-1000 from Dubai, United Arab Emirates, shows that the A350-1000 can fly point-to-point ...
Gulf Business on MSN8d
Sir Tim Clark: Emirates to spend $5bn on refitting aircraftDubai-based carrier Emirates will spend around $5bn on refitting 220 of its aircraft in order to sustain its network, ...
Emirates Airline has partnered with Parsys Telemedicine to launch new medical equipment that will provide passengers with improved medical care during flights. The airline has invested over $2.4 ...
Stansted will join Heathrow and Edinburgh as the third UK destination to receive the retrofitted aircraft. Emirates operates ...
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