Abu Dhabi international airport gets ready for the holidays.
Abu Dhabi International Airport (AUH) expects traffic to increase almost 400 percent over the next two weeks due to passenger demand, flight numbers and network expansion.
From 22nd December to 2nd January, Abu Dhabi Airport estimates an average of 32,000 passengers and 102 flights per day will pass through AUH. This is nearly four times the passenger traffic reported during the same period last year (8400 passengers per day) and almost twice the flights (56). Passenger traffic (59,000 per day) and flight numbers (149 per day) still remain down from the same period in 2019.
AUH has reminded passengers to contact the relevant airline for the latest travel regulations and make sure to arrange all necessary validated documents before arriving at the airport. Furthermore, they were asked to check out AUH website to find their terminal location, reach the airport 3 hours early and to wear mask on at all times.

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