45 million passengers The capacity of the new airport building in Abu Dhabi
Today, Abu Dhabi Airports Company celebrated the fortieth anniversary of the official opening of Abu Dhabi International Airport, and its prominent role in consolidating the position of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi as a global hub for aviation, trade and tourism.
The company revealed in a statement that the new airport building, which began construction in 2012, will accommodate, once it is opened, up to 45 million passengers annually.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Hamad bin Tahnoon Al Nahyan, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Abu Dhabi Airports, said: "For 40 years, Abu Dhabi International Airport has connected the world with Abu Dhabi, highlighting the emirate as a leading destination for tourism, trade and economy."
He added: “It was the founding father, the late, God willing, Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, may his soul rest in peace, who ordered the establishment of Abu Dhabi International Airport, and thanks to his insightful vision, (Abu Dhabi Airports) succeeded in building a legacy based on cooperation, innovation and outstanding service, It is a legacy that will continue to grow over the next 40 years, as it supports the continued social and economic development of Abu Dhabi and the UAE in general.”
For his part, Chief Executive Officer of "Abu Dhabi Airports", Sherif Al Hashimi, said: "Abu Dhabi International Airport is distinguished by an honorable history due to its world-class infrastructure and its provision of high-level aviation service, in addition to its prominent role over the past 40 years in the achievements made by the UAE. up to its fiftieth year.
Al Hashemi added: “With the return of consumer confidence and the gradual recovery of travel, we will continue to explore new technologies, improve operations and services, to raise standards of sustainability, and provide an exceptional experience for travelers that keeps us at the forefront of the sector.
As proud of our past achievements, we look forward to a bright future full of new achievements.”
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