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Emirates Airlines to Hire 30 in Budapest

• 27 Oct 2021 8:11 AM
• Hungary Around the Clock

Emirates airlines is expanding its customer service office in Budapest and intends to hire 30 employees, the company said on Tuesday.

The airline will probably reach 70% of its pre-pandemic capacity level by the end of the year.

Emirates already covers 90% of its pre-crisis destinations.

In parallel with the easing of travel restrictions, Emirates is gradually resuming its flights, increasing the number of employees by 6,000 in all countries in the next six months.

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