Emirates looks at revising profit forecast again
The falling price of fuel has been prompting some cautious optimism at Emirates. Earlier in the year the carrier cut USD500 million from its profit forecast and announced it was slowing its expansion until fuel retreated below a USD105 per barrel threshold. However, the last month has seen a reversal of the previous forecast and the carrier's President, Tim Clark, has injected some confidence back into the carrier's full year outlook.
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