Dubai, renowned for its futuristic and innovative approach, has recently started a groundbreaking airport project aimed at creating the world’s largest capacity airport upon its completion, as per the recent announcement made by its ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.
The government has approved the designs for the new passenger terminals at the upcoming Al Maktoum International Airport. With a bold vision to establish a complete city around the airport in Dubai South, Sheikh Mohammed envisions it as not just an airport but as the “world’s airport, its port, its urban hub, and a new global centre.”
The Al Maktoum International Airport project, costing approximately AED 128 billion, is a strategic initiative of the Dubai Aviation Corporation.
The move “further solidifies Dubai’s position as a leading aviation hub on the world stage,” stated Paul Griffiths, CEO of Dubai Airports, as quoted by the Dubai Media Office.