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🌟 Exciting news from Dubai! 🌟 The future of aviation is taking shape as Dubai Ruler approves plans for the new passenger terminal at Al Maktoum International Airport. Over the next ten years, all operations from Dubai International Airport will move here. With a staggering Dh128 billion investment, this airport will be a game-changer, covering 70 square kilometers, with five parallel runways and 400 aircraft gates. 🛫 When complete, it'll be FIVE times larger than DXB! 🌍 Cutting-edge technologies will revolutionize the aviation industry. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum announced on X platform, "Al Maktoum International Airport will be the world's largest, with a final capacity of up to 260 million passengers." 🚀 But it doesn't stop there! Dubai South is set to become an airport city, driving demand for a million more homes. This prime location will host the world's top aviation and logistics companies. Sheikh Mohammed emphasized, "We're building a legacy for generations, ensuring Dubai leads in aviation, logistics, and culture for the next forty years." 🏙✈️ #DubaiAviation #FutureOfTravel #LeadingTheWay

Al Maktoum International Airport: A Bold Vision for the Future Dubai is once again redefining the global aviation landscape with its ambitious Vision 2030 for Al Maktoum International Airport. This audacious plan is poised to transform the airport into a colossal aviation hub, capable of accommodating over 130 million passengers annually. Beyond its sheer scale, the vision encompasses a holistic approach to air travel. By prioritizing sustainable infrastructure and integrating cutting-edge technology, Dubai aims to create an eco-friendly and passenger-centric airport experience. From seamless check-in processes to world-class retail and dining options, every aspect of the airport is being meticulously designed to exceed expectations. As the world’s largest airport, Al Maktoum International is set to become a catalyst for economic growth, job creation, and tourism in the region. Its strategic location, coupled with Dubai’s reputation for innovation, positions it as a global aviation leader. I'm excited to witness the realization of this visionary project and its transformative impact on the future of air travel. #AlMaktoumAirport #Dubai #Vision2030 #Aviation #FutureofTravel #UAE #DubaiSouth #GlobalHub #AirportExpansion

Dubai plans to make Al Maktoum International Airport the world's biggest airport. It will be even larger than Dubai International Airport, which is currently the busiest in the world. This $35-billion project aims to handle more passengers in the future, keeping Dubai at the forefront of global aviation. ✈️ 👉 The expanded airport will cover over 27 square miles and have five runways. It will also feature four terminals with 400 gates, able to accommodate up to 260 million passengers annually and handle over 13 million tons of cargo. The new airport will be a transportation hub and a center connecting millions of people to Dubai's vibrant city life. Based at Dubai International Airport, Emirates Airlines will move to Al Maktoum International Airport by 2034. This move will help ensure a smooth transition and a better traveler experience. 👌 Overall, this project shows Dubai's commitment to innovation and progress in airport infrastructure. 👏 As the new airport is built, Dubai is set to lead the way in shaping the future of aviation. ✈️ #estleys #dubaiairport #aviationgrowth #worldslargestairport #dubaiinfrastructure #futureofaviation #dubaiinnovation

Dubai International (IATA: DXB, ICAO: OMDB) Airport is the main airport serving Dubai as well as the principal airport of UAE. DXB is not only listed among the busiest airports in the world when it comes to passenger traffic, but it also serves the most international passengers in the world. It is estimated that 1 plane flies from DBX every 76 seconds. It is also the 2nd-busiest airport in the world by passenger traffic, the busiest airport for Airbus A380 & Boeing 777 movements & the airport with the highest average number of passengers per flight. In 2023, the airport handled 87 million passengers, 1.81 million tons of cargo & registered 416,405 aircraft movements. From 2006-2014, I was involved in security consultancy work for DBX's Terminal 3, Cargo Mega Terminal as well as for the various modifications & many additions. Terminal 3 was completed & opened on 14 Oct 2008 in 4 seperate phases to avoid crashing the baggage handling & other IT systems. Terminal 3 was the largest building in the world by floor area & is currently the world's largest airport terminal, with over 1,713,000 m2 of space. A large part of Terminal 3 is located under the taxiway area & directly connected to Concourse B: the departure & arrival halls in the new structure are 10m beneath the airport's apron. Terminal 3 boasts a multi level underground structure, first & business class lounges, restaurants, 180 check-in counters & 2,600 car-parking spaces. The terminal offers more than double the previous retail area of Concourse C, by adding about 4,800 m2 & Concourse B's 10,700 m2 of shopping facilities. Dubai Airports’ Cargo Mega Terminal which was built on a 43,600 m2 site, with a capacity of 3 million tons per year, handles all types of cargo from one central location. This terminal has fully-automated workstations & is one of the most technologically advanced cargo terminals in the world. Dubai has another international airport, known as Dubai World Central (IATA: DWC, ICAO: OMD) Airport (Al Maktoum Airport) located in Jebel Ali, which is presently a low cost terminal. However, the authorities have repurposed DWC & designated it to be the country's new main aviation hub with a 260 million passenger capacity. When construction is fully completed, DWC is expected to be the largest in the world. When the new & much improved DWC is fully operational in about 10 years time & at an projected cost of US35 billion, DBX would likely be decommissioned. However for the time being, DWC remains the secondary airport in Dubai. The new DWC Airport is a different beast. At 5 times the size of DBX, it is slated to have 400 gates & 5 parallel runways. In the US, Chicago's O'Hare International Airport (IATA: ORD, ICAO: KORD) has 8 runways, the most runways of any civilian airport in the world. But the 8 runways are utilised at different times depending on the prevailing wind, weather, traffic & airport conditions. As of 2023, O'Hare is considered the world's most connected airport.

Dubai is building the world’s largest airport at Dubai World Central (DWC), featuring 400 gates, five parallel runways, and the capacity to handle 260 million passengers annually. Covering 27 square miles, the airport will integrate advanced technologies to streamline operations and enhance passenger experiences. This project solidifies Dubai’s position as a global aviation hub, addressing growing air travel demands. #Dubai #ProudMoment #GlobalLeadership #InnovationHub #DubaiVision #FutureForward #UAE #SmartCity #DubaiExpo #GlobalRecognition #ShapingTheFuture #CityOfDreams #Innovation #Technology #LinkedIn #LinkedInLearning #Hiring #QatarAirways #Emirates #TurkishAirlines #AirFrance #Lufthansa #BritishAirways #AirCanada #AirIndia #UnitedAirlines #DeltaAirLines #AmericanAirlines #AirAsia #JetAirways #AviationIndustry

✈️ The Evolution of Dubai Airport: A Journey of Transformation ✈️ From its humble beginnings to becoming one of the world's busiest airports, Dubai International Airport (DXB) has undergone a remarkable transformation. 1959: The vision began with Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum, who ordered the construction of an airport. By 1960, Dubai Airport opened with a compacted sand runway and a modest terminal. 1965: The airport saw its first major upgrade with a new asphalt runway and extended terminal, attracting more airlines and increasing connectivity. 1970s: The runway was extended to accommodate jumbo jets like the Boeing 747 and Concorde, marking Dubai's rise as a key refueling stop for long-haul flights. 1980s-1990s: Continuous upgrades in infrastructure, including new terminals and advanced navigational aids, positioned DXB as a major global hub. 2000s-Present: The airport expanded further with the opening of Terminal 3, dedicated to Emirates, and Concourse A, the world's first A380 facility. Today, DXB handles over 87 million passengers annually, connecting over 270 destinations worldwide. Dubai International Airport's journey is a testament to visionary leadership and relentless pursuit of excellence. It stands as a beacon of innovation and a gateway to the world. 🌍✨ #DubaiAirport #Aviation #Travel #Innovation #GlobalHub #DXB

The future of air travel is taking flight from #Dubai! Paul Griffiths, CEO of Dubai Airports, shared some thrilling insights at the Arabian Travel Market about how Al Maktoum International is poised to revolutionize the industry. Al Maktoum International is not just an airport; it’s a glimpse into the future of aviation. With plans to accommodate up to 400 aircraft and equipped with 5 runways, this hub is set to handle a staggering 260 million passengers annually. What's most intriguing? Griffiths highlighted the pivotal role of narrow-bodied aircraft, marking a significant shift in air travel dynamics. As demand soars, this strategic move ensures #Dubai stays ahead in embracing technological advancements. The future is here, and Al Maktoum International is leading the way! #dubai #uae #dubailiving #dubailifestyle #trending #airport #almaktouminternational

Massive Airport Projects in Dubai and Saudi Arabia Set to Reshape MENA’s Aviation Landscape https://lnkd.in/gKP7izgR #modalisnewsfeed #airport #airportir #saudiarabia #MENA #aviation #unitedarabemirates #dubai #airportdevelopment

Salestorrs, Dubai is getting a major revamp. So much so that its airport will be the largest in the world. Al Maktoum International Airport will be the world’s largest airport. Designs were approved, and construction began last month. The airport will be built over 70 square kilometres for around AED128 billion, or ₹2,900 crore. It will boast five parallel runways, five passenger terminal buildings with 400 aircraft gates, and some new innovative aviation technologies will be employed for the first time. But airport is not the only thing coming up in Dubai South. Find out more in today's #SalestorrsNews150, news in 150 words. LINK IN COMMENTS BELOW. #dubaiairport #dubaiinternationalairport #almaktoumairport #aviationnews #aviationindustry