Tag: passengers
Flydubai launches new fare structure for economy passengers
Dubai-based Flydubai has introduced a new fare structure which offers economy class passengers more choice when travelling.
The new fare types apply for all bookings...
Emirates airline launches biggest ever sale on fares
Emirates airline has launched one of its biggest sales yet, with reduced fares to over 70 destinations worldwide.
The Dubai carrier said the sale, which lasts...
103m riders used Dubai Metro in first half of 2018
During the first half of 2018 year, the Dubai Metro Red and Green Lines have lifted 103.292 million riders, compared with 100.558 million riders...
Graduating 66 taxi drivers in coop with Emirates Driving Institute
The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has graduated 66 taxi drivers; the first batch of cabbies affiliated to various taxi franchise companies in Dubai.
The...
Construction ‘well advanced’ at Expo 2020 Dubai site
All major design elements of the site for Expo 2020 Dubai have been completed, with construction “well advanced” on three theme districts that form...
Passengers to enjoy quicker passport control with new Smart Gates at...
Dubai Airports, the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs, GDRFA, and Emaratech have marked the completion of the installation of new and enhanced...
One billion riders used Dubai Metro in eight years
HE Mattar Al Al Tayer, Director-General and Chairman of the Board of Executive Directors of the Roads & Transport Authority (RTA), announced that the...
Dubai Customs deals with 12 m passengers in 6 months
Dubai Customs’ Passenger Operations Department at Dubai International Airport, Terminals 1, 2 and 3 has dealt with around 12 million passengers and checked about...
Some 600,000 people a day expected to use Doha Metro by...
More than half a million Qatar residents are expected to use the country’s upcoming Doha Metro by 2021, according to figures released by 2022 World Cup organizers this week.
Dubai builds resilience into long-term projects
In less than five years, Dubai Metro has become the showpiece of public transport infrastructure, entering the Guinness World Records book as the longest driverless metro network in the world and a finest example of Dubai’s resilience.
