dubai international airport
Dubai International Airport has been ranked as the world’s busiest international airport for 10 years straight. It handles around 90 million passengers annually. The airport has three terminals. Terminal 1 serves more than 50 international carriers. Terminal 2 is home to flydubai, while Terminal 3 is dedicated for use by Emirates, select flydubai destinations, United Airlines and Air Canada.
In Q3, over 111,300 flights were managed, totaling 327,700 flight movements for the first nine months
It’s part of an elite list of only 50 global airports
flydubai's business class customers can now also enjoy a 'meet and assist' service from a member of the airline's team
This is compared to 62.8 million during the same timeframe last year
Lounge features designated wheelchair areas, tactile surfaces, dedicated seating for the hearing-impaired, and a decompression zone for those with autism
The report ranks the connectivity of the world’s leading international airport hubs – globally and regionally – as well as gateways into domestic markets
Why does Dubai International not use the code DUB instead?
The top 20 busiest airports in the world represented 16 percent of global traffic or 1.41 billion passengers in 2023
A total of 2,155 flights were cancelled and 115 were diverted
9.4 percent of Dubai’s transportation is currently self-driving
Balancing climate targets, regional expansion, with sustainable fuel mandates
Visitor numbers from China to Dubai expected to continue to rise in 2023
The list also included sites from Egypt, Saudi
The introduction of road toll system (Salik) expected next
