Dubai International Airport (DXB) is set to welcome over 2.5 million passengers from February 20 to 28, with daily traffic averaging 280,000.
The peak is likely on Saturday, February 22, when more than 295,000 guests are expected. This surge is driven by a mix of global events and school holidays across key markets.
Travellers are encouraged to use the Dubai Metro for easy access to and from the airport, as well as between Terminals 1 and 3.
For those arriving at Terminal 1, the Arrivals bus stop will be out of service from February 21. Alternative transport options and updated bus schedules are available via the Roads and Transport Authority's (RTA) website.
The oneDXB community, including airport teams and partners, are working together to ensure smooth operations and seamless journeys through the world’s busiest international hub.

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