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Abu Dhabi Airports Experience 40% Surge in Travelers, Driven by Indian Subcontinent Passengers

2024-07-04 10:56:34.843000

In 2023, Abu Dhabi airports reported a 40% increase in travelers, with approximately 22.4 million passengers [cdbbf67e]. The surge in travelers was largely driven by passengers from the Indian subcontinent. The annual arrivals through the airports reached over 11.1 million, with departures standing at 11.3 million. This increase in figures coincided with air transport agreements and improvements made during 2023. Abu Dhabi's airports also experienced significant increases in aircraft traffic, with Zayed International Airport handling 141,225 flights and Al-Ain International Airport recording 8,409 flights in 2023. The Indian subcontinent topped the list of arrivals and departures through Abu Dhabi's airports, followed by Western Europe, Asia, Gulf Cooperation Council countries, and East Asia. The surge in travelers highlights the aviation sector's achievement in managing air traffic and ensuring the smooth arrival and departure of all COP28 guests [cdbbf67e].

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