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✈️ Great insights and analysis from OAG on the busiest airports in the world for December 2024. Dubai International Airport (DXB) has overtaken Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (ATL) to be the World’s Busiest Airport with 5.3 million seats, a 5% increase in seats per day compared to last month. Tokyo International Airport (HND) continues to be the third busiest airport with 4.7 million seats. Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/gq997pEp #Dubai #Atlanta #Tokyo #London #Dallas #airports #analysis 📷 Photo credit: OAG

What are the busiest airports in the world this month? Taking the top spot in December 2024 is Dubai International Airport (DXB), which has overtaken Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (ATL) to be the World’s Busiest Airport with 5.3 million seats - a 5% increase in seats per day compared to last month. Discover more about the Top 10 Busiest Global Airports in the World here: https://hubs.li/Q02Z-QgY0

In 2022, Dubai International Airport (DXB) maintained its status as the world's busiest international hub for passengers, as per rankings released by the Airports Council International (ACI). The demand for long-haul travel surged, propelling DXB to the top spot once again. Following Dubai, London, Amsterdam, Paris, and Istanbul emerged as the top five busiest hubs by international air traffic, according to the trade association representing nearly 2,000 airports worldwide. DXB, which primarily serves international routes without a domestic market, saw its passenger traffic more than double to 66.1 million in 2022. Luis Felipe de Oliveira, the director general of ACI World, remarked on the significance of these rankings, emphasizing the progress made in returning to pre-pandemic levels despite ongoing challenges. #UAE #Dubai #Airport #Worldbusiestairport #Passengers

What if I told you that you could fly in business or first class without breaking the bank? This, my friends, is the beauty of miles and points. Let's use Qsuites (a Daily Drop favorite) as an example. Qsuites are simply the best business-class seats in the sky. To fly in Qsuites from North America to the Middle East, you would need to spend at least 70,000 Avios or American Airlines miles. While that's not a super bad price, you could fly these seats without using ALL of your points. For example, you could fly on one of Qatar’s shorter Qsuites routes from Doha to Mumbai for just 15,000 Alaska miles (thanks to their newly revamped award chart). But maybe you have suuuuper nice taste and want to fly Emirates first class? First of all, major respect. Second of all, here's how you might go about that: Emirates has a fifth-freedom flight between Bangkok and Hong Kong, and they fly it every single day with an Airbus A380 (the plane with the shower). Amazingly, you can book a round-trip ticket, directly with Emirates, on this route for less than $900 USD… in first-class… any day of the year. Impressed yet? Read more from today's newsletter about how to score these high-class seats for very few points (with some Virgin Atlantic strategies sprinkled in there, as well).

What are the busiest international airports in the world this month? 🌍 Dubai International Airport (DXB) remains in the top spot with 5.2 million seats ⬆️ Seoul Incheon International Airport (ICN) has had the biggest growth in seats per day this month compared to last month, increasing by 3%, which moves the airport up 2 places to be the third biggest international airport with 3.7 million seats ✈ Read more about the World's Busiest Airports here: https://hubs.li/Q02K2vMM0

Morocco to Enhance Airport Experience with Fast-Track Access Corridors https://lnkd.in/eprhfxEN Morocco plans to install fast-track access corridors at four major airports to enhance passenger experience and reduce wait times, particularly during peak travel. Awarded to Maghrebnet Rtabi and CIE for 19 million dirhams, the project will improve efficiency and security while preparing for increased tourist traffic, especially ahead of the 2030 World Cup.

Which is the busiest international airport in the world during Dec'24 (by seats)? ✈️ In December 2024, #Dubai International Airport (DXB) remains the World’s Busiest International Airport with 5.3 million seats.  🛩️ #London Heathrow Airport (LHR) is in second place with 4.0 million seats.  🛫 Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) is in third place with 3.8 million seats with seats per day increasing by 8% compared to last month. 🛬 Doha Airport (DOH) has moved up into the Top 10 Busiest International Airports this month in tenth place with 2.8 million seats and Frankfurt International Airport (FRA) has dropped out. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gBPAxzqG

Red Sea International Airport (RSI) has launched its first international flights, with flydubai operating the inaugural arrival from Dubai on April 18. This commencement marks the start of a new twice-weekly flight schedule between Dubai and RSI, improving connectivity for residents along Saudi Arabia's western coast. With this addition, RSI now offers eight regular flights per week, solidifying its role as a crucial transportation hub in the region. John Pagano, the group CEO at Red Sea Global, highlighted RSI's strategic location within a three-hour flying time of 250 million people and its capacity to serve 1 million guests annually at full capacity. He stressed RSI's importance in positioning Saudi Arabia as a premier global tourism destination. Michael White, RSI's chief commercial officer, expressed enthusiasm for the airport's growth, emphasizing their dedication to providing exceptional services to passengers and airlines as they welcome international travelers and expand their network to serve the Red Sea region and visitors worldwide. #RSIInauguralFlights #RedSeaAirport #SaudiArabiaAviation #Flydubai #RedSeaGlobal #newsheadlines #news #information #newstoday

From ACI World - Airports Council International and Airports Council International - ACI Asia-Pacific & Middle East #WAGA2024 in #Riyadh #KSA this quote that represents, in my view, the reason why we, as #airports, exist and have a role that cannot be undermined. #Air #travel is what makes the world progress and thrive. #Sustainability therefore means working together across the industry to develop at the same time the #social #economic and #environmental dimensions. Bologna Airport ACI EUROPE Assaeroporti - Associazione Italiana Gestori Aeroporti