The Arabic mobile platform has been taken off at the same time over 15 nations in the Middle East and North Africa including the Iraq, UAE, Morocco, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Egypt and Sudan, among others.
Sheik Majid Al Mualla, Divisional Senior Vice President, Commercial Operations Center for Emirates said that mobile device penetration in the Middle East and North Africa is consistently developing and they have been seeing solid usage on emirates.com from the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Egypt and Lebanon. Actually, just about two million individuals access emirates.com from those nations every month, and half of them access on the site through their cell phones. They saw a reasonable requirement for an Arabic portable site which would permit them to fundamentally enhance the client experience.
In addition to its recently introduced Arabic mobile site, Emirates additionally has mobile sites in English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Russian, Chinese and Turkish. Before the end of this year, the aircraft plans to take off mobile sites empowered in Greek, Italian, Korean, Polish and Taiwanese. Amongst different features, clients utilising the Emirates mobile site as part of any dialect can: book flights, check in on the web, upgrade their class of travel, deal with their travel bookings, and in addition see and download their tickets.
Emirates keep on being a pioneer in upgrading the mobile experience for its clients. Prior this year, after the mind-boggling popularity of the Emirates App for iPhone, the aircraft expanded its mobile application for the Android platform to serve its clients who use Android enabled gadgets a move which made ready for advancement on different gadgets that use the platform.
Emirates was additionally the first aircraft in the Middle East to launch an application for Apple Watch in April, enabling clients from around the world will have the capacity to appreciate the smart features and sleek interface of the Emirates application for Apple Watch, intended to complement the Emirates iPhone app.
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