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Dubai International Airport sets H1 passenger record with 46m travelers

  • Average monthly traffic during the first half stood at 7.7 million passengers
  • DXB handled 222,000 flights and processed 41.8 million bags in the first half
By Nadin Hassan ·

Dubai International Airport, busiest for global travel, sees half-year record of 44.9 million passengers

By AP ·

Dubai International Airport, world’s busiest, on track to beat 2019 pre-pandemic passenger figures

By AP ·

UAE’s Emirates inks deal with Shell Aviation to procure SAF for Dubai hub

By Arab News ·

Saudi low-cost airline flyadeal hikes daily flights between Riyadh and Dubai 

By Arab News ·

UAE In-Focus — Dubai Airports expects record 83m passengers in 2023

By Arab News ·

Carrier Emirates test flies Boeing 777 on sustainable fuel

By AP ·

Dubai sees air travel surge, expects World Cup boost

By AP ·

Dubai airport to see pre-pandemic monthly passenger volumes by end of 2023

By Reuters ·

Dubai customs officials uncover 3.7kg drug haul hidden in car parts

By Arab News ·

Dubai International Airport expects passenger numbers to double to 58m in 2022

By Dana Alomar ·

Dubai airport is busiest for global travel as virus persists

By AP ·

Dubai ranked as the busiest international airport in December by Official Airline Guide

By Arab News ·

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