The news outlet cited multiple insurance executives with direct knowledge of the arrangements, reporting that the Dubai-based airline is paying roughly $100,000 per week in additional premiums to cover its entire fleet operating in and out of the region. By contrast, other international carriers are reportedly being quoted between $70,000 and $150,000 per individual flight landing in the Gulf.
Emirates secures cut-price war risk cover as rivals face soaring insurance costs
By Awais
