Dubai has long lived by the adage that more is more, and this year’s edition of the biennial air show stands to fulfill that principle.
Emirates, already the world’s largest international airline, is poised to kick off the first day of the event with a major aircraft order to renew its widebody fleet. President Tim Clark has publicly declared that he’s in the market for more than 100 planes, possibly buying from both Airbus SE and Boeing Co.
