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Dubai airport reports sharp drop in second quarter traffic due to Iran war's effects

CEO Paul Griffiths said passenger volumes rose each month in the second quarter as overseas airlines began restoring service.

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Dubai International Airport reports a sharp drop in passengers during the second quarter.

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Dubai airport reports sharp drop in second quarter traffic due to Iran war's effects

Dubai International Airport reports a sharp drop in passengers during the second quarter. The Iran war disrupted air travel, prompting many travelers to avoid the Middle East.

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Dubai International Airport, one of the busiest hubs in the world, reported Wednesday that there was a sharp drop in passenger numbers during the second quarter of the year, as the war with Iran interrupted air travel and caused many travellers to choose routes to avoid the Middle East.

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National Herald broke the news on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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