Home UAE Dubai Dubai’s DXB to welcome 1.8 million passengers from Nov 25 until Dec 5 December 4 is expected to be the busiest day during this period by Zainab Mansoor November 23, 2021 A total of 1.8 million passengers are expected to pass through Dubai International (DXB) between November 25 and December 5, Dubai Airports has said. The average daily traffic on the aforementioned days is expected to reach 164,000 passengers. According to the operator, December 4 is expected to be the busiest day during this period with passenger numbers likely to surpass the 190,000 mark. Essa Al Shamsi, vice president of terminal operations at Dubai Airports, said: “As always, Dubai Airports is working with airlines, control authorities, and all our other commercial and service partners to ensure a smooth and comfortable experience for our customers. Those travelling during this peak period can make their journey smooth and comfortable by following a few simple tips.” In light of the anticipated rush, Dubai Airports has urged customers to Be aware of the travel regulations for the destination they are travelling to. Passengers are urged to establish contact with their respective airlines and ensure that they are carrying all the necessary documents with the required validity Passengers must plan extra time to get to and through the airport They must arrive at the airport no earlier than three hours before departure if they are flying out of Terminal 1. Those departing from Terminal 3 can check-in up to 24 hours ahead of departure Passengers to use online and self-service options wherever available DXB handled 20.7 million passengers in the first 10 months of 2021, with passenger volumes in the third quarter totaling 6.7 million. Read: Dubai’s DXB handled 20.7 million passengers in the first 10 months of 2021 Tags Airport Dubai International Passengers Terminal 1 0 Comments You might also like Dubai airport to serve 4.4 million passengers this festive season Paul Griffiths on Dubai Airports’ bold journey to super-hub status Emirates makes history with 100% green jet fuel for A380 flight Dubai eyes super-hub status with new mega airport