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The document discusses dnata, a subsidiary of The Emirates Group. It was established in 1959 as an airline ticketing office and has since expanded. Dnata provides cargo services through its Calogi subsidiary, catering services through Alpha, and travel services. The document also lists sources for further information on the history and services of dnata and its subsidiaries.
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