al maktoum international airport
Dubai’s Al Maktoum International Airport opened on June 27, 2010 for cargo operations followed by passenger flights in October 2013. Designs for a new terminal at the airport were approved earlier in 2024. Set to be built at a cost of $35 billion, the new terminal will ultimately enable the airport to handle a passenger capacity of 260 million annually. It will be five times the size of the current Dubai International Airport, and all operations at Dubai International Airport will be transferred to it in the coming years. The airport will accommodate 400 aircraft gates and feature five parallel runways.
Construction of the new logistics park will begin in Q4 2024, with the first tenants set to be welcomed in Q4 2025
Knight Frank emphasizes the significant impact the airport's expansion will have on the real estate market
The MRP tool boosted forecast accuracy 30 percent, enabling precise inventory planning and cutting excess stock 12 percent
International tourist arrivals expected to increase by 17.3 million between 2024 and 2029
The initiative is the largest rainwater collection project in a single system in the region, with a flow capacity of 230 cubic metres per second
Land occupancy at Dubai Industrial City grew by 12 percent to reach 97 percent in Q1 this year
Some 2,900 air movements were recorded in a single day in February
The UAE has a strong airport infrastructure, with over 521 aircraft belonging to national carriers
Facilities to be built on a plot located near Al Maktoum International Airport
The acquisition makes Bustanica a 100% UAE-owned agriculture venture
Dubai-based luxury airline’s inaugural aircraft recently arrived at DWC
An AED 30 billion high-end mixed-use desert oasis community,
With a projected capacity of up to 255 mn passengers annually by 2050
First smart free-zone market in the region targeting retail, wholesale industries
