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    Dubai International retains crown as world's busiest international airport

    Airport records 4.4% monthly growth in international seat capacity as airlines ramp up operations to meet peak summer demand

    By Azad Aishu2 min read
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    According to OAG, Dubai International recorded a 4.4% increase in scheduled international seat capacity compared with July, representing an additional 190,000 seats month-on-month as airlines expanded operations to accommodate peak summer travel demand. File picture used for illustrative purpose.

    According to OAG, Dubai International recorded a 4.4% increase in scheduled international seat capacity compared with July, representing an additional 190,000 seats month-on-month as airlines expanded operations to accommodate peak summer travel demand. File picture used for illustrative purpose.

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