Dubai Airport, the world's busiest international airport by passenger traffic, has revealed its preparations to accommodate the anticipated increase in passenger numbers during the peak travel season coinciding with the Eid and school holiday period. The airport expects to welcome over 3.7 million passengers between June 12 and 25, with a daily average of 264,000 travelers. June 22 is expected to be the busiest day, potentially exceeding 287,000 travelers.
Dubai International Airport is gearing up to provide a seamless and enjoyable travel experience for passengers heading off on their summer vacations, prioritizing the acceleration of travel procedures, allowing passengers ample time to enjoy the diverse services offered, from world-class restaurants and shops to lounges and spa services, making the travel experience through Dubai International Airport more distinguished and luxurious.
In this regard, Dubai Airports has urged travelers to follow a set of guidelines and tips to ensure a smooth and convenient travel experience, including:
- Emirates passengers can benefit from the airline's convenient check-in facilities, such as early or home check-in, self-check-in, and city check-in options.
- Flydubai travelers are advised to arrive at the airport at least four hours before their flight.
- Passengers flying with other airlines should arrive three hours before the scheduled departure time, and online check-in is recommended to save time and effort.
- Ensure to check the airline's baggage allowance and regulations to avoid last-minute delays.
- Prepare in advance for security checkpoints by placing metallic items, such as watches, jewelry, mobile phones, coins, and belts in hand luggage and following instructions regarding the transportation of liquids, sprays, and gels.
- Families traveling with children over 12 can use smart gates to expedite passport checks.
- It is advisable to review the latest travel regulations and conditions for the destination to ensure possession of all essential documents.
- Verify all travel documents in advance and weigh luggage at home to avoid potential delays at the airport.
- Remember to pack extra batteries and power banks in hand luggage.
- Please conduct farewell ceremonies at home, as only travelers are allowed to enter departure lounges during peak times.
- It is recommended to use the Dubai Metro to travel to and from the airport and between Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 to avoid congestion.
- Access to the drop-off zone at the arrivals area of Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 is limited to authorized public transport and airport vehicles only.