“Dubai International” .. the world’s largest air transport axis in April 10 million

Dubai International Airport, during April, has registered more than 5 million seats scheduled for international flights (about 10 million in both directions), bringing the total number of scheduled seats in Dubai International, during the first four months of this year, to 20.24 million seats (40.48 million in both directions), and the world’s airports are topped, according to the periodic report issued by the International Organization of “OAG”. Airports and airlines.

Dubai International continued to achieve strong gains compared to the levels of last year, and the seat capacity at the airport increased by 2.5% during April compared to the same period in 2024, and in total the capacity increased by about 3.3% during the first four months of this year compared to the same period last year.

The International Foundation stated in a report that “Emirates Today” received a copy of it, that Dubai International Airport retained its position as the largest axis of air transport in the world in April 2025. Dubai International recorded about 5.16 million last March, 4.78 million seats in February and 5.3 million seats in January 2025.

Strong performance

This increase in the seat capacity at Dubai International Airport comes with the airport attracting new airlines, opening more destinations, as well as operating additional flights to existing destinations, after he recorded a strong international traffic performance over the year 2024.

Internationally, Heathro London Airport ranked second with about 4.1 million seats, followed by Singapore Airport with 3.5 million seats, Amsterdam in fourth place with about 3.4 million seats, and a fifth -ranked Seoul International Airport with about 3.3 million seats.

Dubai Airport continued its strong performance, to be ranked second in the world in the total seat capacity on “international and local” flights together, after the American “Hartfield Atlanta” airport, which recorded about 5.19 million seats during April, and Tokyo Hanida airport in third place with about 4.5 million seats, and London Heathrow fourth with about 4.3 million seats and Istanbul in fifth place with about 4.2 million seats.

Dubai International Airport laid a new standard in the global aviation sector after receiving 92.3 million passengers in 2024, which is the highest annual traffic movement ever in the history of the airport. This achievement exceeds the previous record of 89.1 million passengers that was achieved in 2018.

Dubai International Airport runs flights to 272 destinations in 107 countries, served by 106 international airlines.