Emirates receives $110 million as compensation for A380 delay

05 May 2008

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Mumbai: Emirates is reported to have received around AED404 million, or $109.9 million from aircraft manufacturer Airbus, as compensation for the delivery delays it has seen on its orders for the A380.

According to a report from Reuters, the airline listed the amount as related to "liquidating damages" in its annual report revealed last week. President Tim Clark reportedly told Reuters that a large part of the amount was compensation for the delay of the A380s. Clark said Emirates is expecting to have a fleet of five A380s this fiscal year, and a dozen in the year ending 31 March, 2010.

Emirates is Airbus' largest customer for the A380, and has ordered a total of 58 of the aircraft.

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