The Middle East’s leading airlines made clear their common determination to boost passenger and freight market shares this weekend at the 2013 Dubai Airshow as they dominated the headlines with a series of huge orders for new airplanes.

EmiratesSkyCargo’s revenue rose 8 percent to $2.8 billion in fiscal 2012/13 from a year ago as the fast-growing Middle East carrier expanded its network and added four Boeing 777 freighters to its fleet.

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SkyCargo, the freight division of airline Emirates, has expanded its capacity and freighter network with the addition of three new Boeing 777F aircraft.

Dubai, United Arab Emirates-based airline Emirates has introduced a fifth daily service between Dubai and Bangkok.

Emirates recorded a $575 million net profit in the first six months of its current fiscal year, up 68 percent compared to

Cargo volume continues to rise at Dubai International in September.

Three new services launched to the U.S. by Emirates SkyCargo this year are attracting large flows of cargo, according to the airline.

Emirates SkyCargo this year will launch service between Dubai and Washington Dulles International Airport, the seventh U.S. airport the U.A.E.-based all-cargo operator will serve.