(MENAFN-Al-Bayan)
Sharjah Airport received more than 3.8 million passengers during the first quarter of 2023, recording a growth of 28.01% in the number of passengers, compared to nearly 3 million passengers through it during the same period in 2022, which indicates expectations that the airport will witness outstanding growth rates by the end of this year. Thanks to the pioneering services it provides to its customers.
Aircraft traffic also increased by 9.02%, as the number of flights reached 23,261 flights until the end of last March, compared to 21,336 flights until the end of March 2022.
Ali Salem Al Midfa, Chairman of Sharjah International Airport Authority, said: “The increase in the number of passengers witnessed by Sharjah Airport is a true representation of our strategic directions in revitalizing the travel and tourism sector, and consolidating the emirate’s position as a distinguished global tourist destination.”
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He added, “We are always keen to provide the best services to our customers, and we also strive to adopt the latest technologies and smart solutions that will develop our daily operations and enhance the link between our network of tourist destinations, especially in light of the expansion of the airport, which will increase its capacity to 20 million passengers.” By 2026.
Sharjah International Airport Authority continues its efforts with the aim of continuing growth in the number of passengers and air traffic. It also adopts advanced smart solutions that allow travelers to self-check their travel procedures through the smart travel service, ensuring a smooth and comfortable travel experience for travelers.
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