Dubai, UAE – In a groundbreaking development, Dubai has announced plans to construct a state-of-the-art airport terminal worth $35 billion, designed to accommodate a staggering 260 million passengers annually. The ambitious project underscores Dubai’s position as a global leader in aviation and its commitment to meeting the growing demand for air travel.
The new terminal will be a part of Dubai World Central (DWC), also known as Al Maktoum International Airport, which is set to become one of the largest aviation hubs in the world. Upon completion, the terminal is expected to cater to both passenger and cargo traffic, further solidifying Dubai’s reputation as a key gateway between the East and the West.
The futuristic facility will feature cutting-edge technology, sustainable infrastructure, and luxurious amenities aimed at enhancing the travel experience. According to officials, the terminal will be equipped with artificial intelligence systems for smoother operations, biometric boarding, and an emphasis on green energy to align with Dubai’s sustainability goals.
Construction of the terminal is set to begin in 2025, with the first phase expected to be operational by 2030. Authorities anticipate the project will create thousands of jobs and significantly contribute to Dubai’s economy.
This move comes as Dubai continues to experience rapid growth in its tourism and business sectors, positioning itself as a hub for global connectivity. The expansion will further support the city’s ambitious goal of hosting 25 million visitors annually by the end of the decade.
