Al Majlis VIP Service
Dubai Airports launched the Al Majlis VIP Service at a brand new facility at Dubai International, complete with a new brand identity and wide range of services on July 1, 2008.
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Dubai Airports: Awards and Acknowledgements
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Dubai Airports Cargo:
The gateway between the East and the West, Dubai is home to one of the fastest growing cargo hubs in the world.
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Dubai Airports
Dubai Airports owns and manages the operation and development of both of Dubai’s airports – Dubai International as well as the upcoming Dubai World Central — Al Maktoum International.
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Dubai International Hotel
TERMINAL 1
Offering a total of 88 rooms, the hotel is situated on the upper two levels of the concourse, above Dubai Duty Free.
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Dubai World Central – Al Maktoum International
Dubai World Centre is a multiphase development of six clustered zones: Dubai Logistics City (DLC), Commercial City, Residential City, Aviation City and Golf City, with the world’s largest airport – Dubai World Central-Al Maktoum International (DWC-AMI) at its heart.
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Executive Flights Centre
Launched in April 1988, the Executive Flights Centre (EFC) is the largest dedicated business aviation terminal of its kind in the Middle East. It is located close to Dubai International’s Terminal 2.
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DUBAI INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL 1
Making up most of the Terminal 1 complex, Concourse 1, also known as the Sheikh Rashid Terminal (SRT), was opened in 2000. Concourse 1 is approximately 800 metres long and is connected to Terminal 1 check-in area by a 300-metre long underground tunnel containing travelators (people movers).
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Dubai International Terminal 2
Inaugurated on May 1st 1998 to alleviate congestion at Terminal 1, Terminal 2 caters to scheduled, charter and special interest flights during special occasions.
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Dubai International Terminal 3
Dubai International Terminal 3 opened on October 14, 2008 for the exclusive use of Emirates. Its capacity of 43 million passengers per year expanded the airport’s overall capacity to 60 million passengers. The Terminal 3 complex includes an associated airside facility (also known as concourse 2) and an A380 dedicated airside facility (concourse 3) that is currently under construction.
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