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Emirates Unveils e-zone in Business Class Lounge
DUBAI — Emirates has unveild a technology and entertainment corner called e-zone in the Business Class Lounge at Terminal 3.
e-zone features exclusive technologies developed in association with Microsoft Gulf at the ‘Dubai Innovation Lab’; including gaming from Xbox 360 and the latest Microsoft Surface computers which will begin selling in some European and Middle Eastern countries.
“e-zone is an extremely innovative concept,” said Neetan Chopra, Vice-President - IT Strategy and Architecture Emirates.
Meanwhile, the airline signed signed a five-year world-wide agreement with Amadeus to ensure travel agents have access to the airline’s full range of content.
The full range of Emirates’ fares, schedules and inventory made available through the Amadeus system will be the same, and under the same conditions as that offered through any indirect or direct channel, distribution provider or Web site. “We believe that Emirates’ choice to offer agents unhindered access to their content will help agents as they continue to service travellers in key growth areas such as Australia, Europe and the Middle East,” said Philippe Chereque, Executive Vice-president, Commercial, Amadeus.
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