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Emirates Denies Merger Rumours

Emirates Airlines has once again denied rumours of a possible merger with Abu Dhabi-based national carrier Etihad. 'There are no merger talks taking place between Emirates and Etihad. We have no knowledge of the federal government or Abu Dhabi, or another airline taking a stake in Emirates', the airline told a Dubai newspaper.


Source: www.ameinfo.com  

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