Minister for Transport, Dr Harrison Mwakyembe (R ) receiving a gift from Emirates Airline Country Manager, Abdulaziz al Hai Airline's 15th anniversary celebrations in Dar es Salaam on Sunday.
Minister for Transport, Dr Harrison Mwakyembe (C ) handing over a dummy economy return ticket to Dubai to Anazad Sadik of Travel Link Ltd, emerged one of a lucky draw winners during the Emirates Airline 15th anniversary celebrations in Dar es Salaam on Sunday. Looking on is Emirates Airline Country Manager, Abdulaziz al Hai.
Dares Salaam: 25th Nov, 2012: Emirates, one of the fastest-growing airlines in the world, today marked 15 years of successful operation in the Tanzanian market.
Speaking at Serena Hotel to mark Emirates’ 15th
anniversary, Emirates Country Manager for Tanzania Abdul-Aziz Al
Hai thanked customers, agents,
staff and other stakeholders for the support and commitment to Emirates over
the years.
“We are proud to have served Tanzanian market for the
past 15 years and we thank the many customers who have flown with us during
that period,” said Al Hai. “Our services have gone from
strength to strength over the years and we owe our success to the very
important partnerships we have with our trade partners and to our loyal
customers, as well as to the hard work and dedication of our local sales team,
crew members, and operations team.” He noted that Emirates had succeeded in creating a customer service company that focuses on friendly service and comfort both in the air and on the ground.
“We
will continue to refine and refresh our product by listening to the valuable
feedback from our customers while delivering more destinations, more choices
and more value to them.”
Al Hai also thanked the government of Tanzania through the country’s Civil Aviation and Airport Authorities for their continued support.
He noted that Emirates’ success in the Tanzanian market has been due to provision of excellent in-flight service and entertainment, ongoing network expansion and focus on developing innovative ways to improve customer comfort and convenience.
“Our modern and convenient Dubai hub enables our customers to seamlessly
connect to our ever-expanding global network,” Al Hai said.
Emirates established operations in
Tanzania in 1997, and employs 117 Tanzanians both in Tanzania and across
Emirates Group. The airline flies daily from Julius Nyerere International
Airport to Dubai, connecting passengers to 126 destinations in 74 countries
across six continents.
Currently, the Tanzania route is
operated by an Airbus 340-500/300, which will be upgraded to 777-300 ER as from February 1st, 2013. This will increase
seat capacity from the current 258 seat to 360
Winner of over 500 international awards, Emirates’ unique service
offering includes complimentary chauffeur-driven airport transfers for premium
customers and an inflight entertainment system featuring over 1,400
channels of new release Hollywood movies, TV, music and games.
About Emirates:
Emirates, one of the fastest growing international airlines, has received more than 500 global awards for excellence. Currently serving 126 destinations in 74 countries, the airline reported a net profit of US$ 409 million for the 2011/12 fiscal year. The airline operates the largest fleet of A380s with 27, and the world's largest fleet of Boeing 777s. More information can be obtained from: www.emirates.com/
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