Travelling passengers, especially football fans
across the world, can keep up to date with every 2010 FIFA World
Cup match, courtesy of live broadcasts on a number of screens
installed by Emirates across airports worldwide.
Onboard, fans can look forward to updates on
their team's progress with screenings of the most recent matches,
as well as live text updates of current matches being played.
In a number of airports that it serves, passengers
waiting to board their flights will not have to miss any of the action
thanks to specially designed screens that will be showing all of
the live action.
At Singapore’s Changi Airport,
for example, these Emirates screens are now LIVE in Terminals 2 and 3 for
travelling passengers to get their 2010 FIFA World Cup football
fix and join millions across the world to soak in the excitement
and fervour currently playing in South Africa.
In
addition to this, a majority of First Class and Business Class
Lounges will also broadcast the matches live so that frequent
fliers and premium passengers can enjoy all the LIVE football
action.
Emirates’ onboard ICE entertainment service
will feature recordings of all the games from the 64-match
tournament within a few hours of them taking place, as well as
live goal-by-goal updates and text commentary.
Maurice Flanagan, Executive Vice Chairman, Emirates Airline &
Group, said, “While football fans can enjoy live action from the
FIFA World Cup in airports across our network, we can ensure that
our passengers onboard miss none of the joy and heartache of this
great sporting tournament, with screenings of recent matches and
live score updates. This is another important way that we utilise
our FIFA sponsorship to benefit our passengers and sport fans
around the world.”
Big plasma screens broadcasting
live coverage of every match will be placed in different locations
across airports in various destinations such as Singapore, New
York, Zurich, London Heathrow, Amsterdam, Paris, Milan, Hamburg,
Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban and Dubai.
Emirates’ partnership with FIFA began at the 2006 FIFA World Cup
when it became a sponsor. Following on from the success of the
tournament in Germany, Emirates then cemented its status as an
Official FIFA Partner up to and including the 2014 FIFA World
Cup.
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