The world’s largest airliner is returning to Birmingham airport as Gulf carriers ramp up capacity.
Emirates will resume using its 615-seater Airbus A380s from Saturday for one of its two daily return flights between the West Midlands airport and Dubai, United Arab Emirates, for the first time since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.
Meanwhile, airline Saudia will start serving Birmingham airport from Sunday with three return fights per week to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. It expects to serve around 12.5 million passengers during the current financial year and plans to increase the annual figure to more than 18 million within a decade. Mr Barton cited Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, Accenture and HSBC as some of the global brands which have recently established headquarters in Birmingham.
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