Emirates will reduce staff salaries to one hundred percent from October, but has reduced other benefits, according to an email sent to employees.
The Dubai-based airline cut wages in March when foreign restrictions related to the Covid-19 pandemic forced it to transport passengers on the ground.
An Emirates spokesman showed that base salaries would return to their point next month.
But it is understood that the company is implementing a series of cuts in allocations, adding 15% relief on housing subsidies, 10% relief on school benefit and 10% relief on the shipping subsidy.
At the same time, Abu Dhabi’s Etihad Airways has to extend the era of wage cuts until the end of the year in an attempt to reduce costs.
According to Reuters, wages will be reduced by 10% from September, Etihad has reintroduced staff allocations.
Etihad and Emirates have been forced to lay off thousands of workers in the wake of the coronavirus crisis.
UaE airlines are now starting to build capacity, with Emirates now operating in more than 80 destinations, adding thirteen cities in Africa and 8 in the Gulf and Middle East.
Last week, it was revealed that the Dubai government had invested AED 7.3 billion ($2 billion) in Emirates since March to help its flagship airline assist in its operations during the coronavirus crisis.