HomeTwitterDubai International airport handled 13.6 million passengers in the January-March period, more than double in the same period last year, with its chief executive predicting Dubai International could see pre-COVID figures by the end of 2024

Dubai International airport handled 13.6 million passengers in the January-March period, more than double in the same period last year, with its chief executive predicting Dubai International could see pre-COVID figures by the end of 2024

WATCH: Dubai International airport handled 13.6 million passengers in the January-March period, more than double in the same period last year, with its chief executive predicting Dubai International could see pre-COVID figures by the end of 2024 https://t.co/2vlea7Pto1 pic.twitter.com/mUuuAiEPU7

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