The CEO of Dubai Airports is very bullish about the future and expects passenger traffic to top 100 million by 2027.
Dubai 's airport is set to see record passenger traffic in 2024, and that number could top 100 million by 2027, the CEO of Dubai International Airport told CNBC.
Paul Griffiths said the airport operator has seen very strong post-pandemic recovery, adding the city's "never been in a stronger place than it is now." "Those three reasons, suggests we are on for a record year — 91 million forecasts for the end of 2024," he told CNBC's "Capital Connection" on Tuesday.Dubai International Airport posted its busiest quarter in history this year, receiving over 23 million passengers — a 8.4% rise in the first quarter compared to the same period last year, the company said
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