Emirates has opened a Centre of Hospitality Excellence in Dubai to train nearly 25,000 cabin crew in hospitality and service skills. The world-class facility centralises training to support the carrier’s expanding, retrofitted widebody fleet and broader passenger experience upgrades linked to long-haul product rollouts.
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Emirates’ new Dubai Centre of Hospitality Excellence will train nearly 25,000 cabin crew, a large-scale workforce investment that targets consistent service standards across its network; more on the opening here. It complements the carrier’s simultaneous recruitment push for pilots targeting 1,500 hires to match fleet growth.
The emphasis on hospitality skills underpins Emirates’ product and passenger-experience strategy, aligning with recent cabin refreshes and new offerings such as its retrofitted 777 Premium Economy rollouts and expanded A350 rotations deployed across routes and scheduled A350 services.
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