With Emirates expecting to receive Airbus A350 aircraft soon, it has invested more than $45 million in state-of-the-art training equipment for pilots and cabin crew. The airline has dozens of A350s on order as it looks to upgrade its fleet for future operations.

Dubai’s flagship carrier, Emirates, announced on Thursday it invested nearly $48 million in advanced training equipment and systems to support pilot and cabin crew training as it prepares to introduce the Airbus A350 to its fleet.

Emirates airline has invested about $48 million in advanced equipment and systems to train pilots and cabin crew on the Airbus A350 aircraft, which is expected to join its fleet in weeks. The Dubai-based carrier has ordered three full-flight simulators,

By November, over 50 pilots will have completed their training on the A350 full-flight simulators before the aircraft enter into service

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