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Dubai Airport leads international travel with 95.2 million passengers in 2025

Record performance reinforces the emirate's position as one of the world's leading air transport hubs

محمد يسري
Last updated: 15/04/2026 3:14 am
Mohammed Yossry
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Mohammed Yousry, editor at Voice of Emirates News Agency, Cairo office, is a journalist and researcher specializing in Islamic heritage and extremist groups.
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  • Strong growth in passenger traffic
  • Enhancing Dubai’s global standing
  • Continued investment in the aviation sector

Dubai, UAE – Dubai International Airport topped the list of the busiest airports for international travel during 2025, after recording approximately 95.2 million passengers, an achievement that reflects the strong recovery of the aviation sector and the continued growth of travel through the emirate.

Strong growth in passenger traffic

This record performance is a result of a significant increase in demand for international travel, driven by the expansion of the destination network and the recovery of global tourism markets. The airport’s advanced infrastructure and services have also contributed to its appeal to both passengers and airlines.

Enhancing Dubai’s global standing

This achievement underscores Dubai’s position as a major global air transport hub, with the airport serving as a vital link between East and West. It also reflects the success of the emirate’s strategies to bolster the aviation sector and support economic and tourism growth.

Continued investment in the aviation sector

Dubai continues to invest in developing its airport facilities and enhancing the passenger experience to keep pace with the rapid growth in air travel. This approach is expected to boost the airport’s capacity and maintain its leading global position in the coming years.

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