Dubai International Airport

Dubai International Airport (DXB), located just 5 kilometers east of downtown Dubai, is the world’s busiest airport for international passenger traffic, serving over 86 million travelers annually. As the flagship aviation hub of the United Arab Emirates, it connects more than 240 destinations across six continents, solidifying Dubai’s status as a global crossroads for commerce, tourism, and culture.

Renowned for its opulent amenities, cutting-edge technology, and unparalleled efficiency, Dubai International Airport has consistently ranked among Skytrax’s “Top 10 Airports,” embodying the UAE’s vision of luxury and innovation.

Opened in 1960, Dubai International Airport has transformed from a modest airfield into a sprawling three-terminal complex, featuring the iconic Terminal 3—the world’s largest airport terminal dedicated to a single airline, Emirates. Its two runways, including one of the world’s longest at 4,500 meters, support round-the-clock operations, handling over 1,100 flights daily. The airport’s strategic location between Europe, Asia, and Africa makes it a vital hub for global connectivity.