Abu Dhabi Airports expects to receive 900,000 passengers in two weeks through 5,000 flights to 109 destinations.

Abu Dhabi Airports expected a significant increase in travel through the airport before and during the Eid Al-Adha holiday. As it is expected that more than 900,000 people will travel from Abu Dhabi International Airport, during the period from June 23 to July 7, on more than 5,000 flights destined for 109 destinations in 59 countries, and the days of June 24 and 25 will witness June and July 2 are the busiest, with total traffic expected to exceed 65,000 passengers.

This comes as Etihad Airways announced that it is preparing to receive about 4 million passengers at Abu Dhabi International Airport between June 20 and September 30, 2023. In addition to the large numbers of passengers from Abu Dhabi, the airport will receive transit passengers arriving through Etihad Airways’ network of 66 destinations, including The new summer destinations launched this weekend are Lisbon, Malaga and Mykonos.

The travel check-in feature on the Etihad Airways website allows guests to complete passport and visa checks before their arrival at the airport, where they will be able to instantly verify that documents comply with travel and visa conditions, to enjoy a smooth travel experience upon arrival at the airport.

Self-service baggage clearance also provides a quick data verification process, which allows more passengers to be processed and reduces waiting time in long queues. After completing the travel procedures through the site, guests can go to the self-service outlets to print the boarding pass and baggage tags and complete the necessary procedures in less than two minutes.