Emirates aims to stay put for a decade as New Dubai hub falters

Emirates plans to stay on at the Dubai International Airport base for a decade as the Al Maktoum airport falters. FMTNews

Emirates will stay on at Dubai International Airport which handles 25 million to 30 million people a year.

Dubai International, which attracted 90 million passengers last year, could conceivably eke out annual capacity of as many as 115 million travellers, Emirates President Tim Clark said at a briefing in London on Wednesday. Both Dubai International and Al Maktoum, which can now handle 25 million to 30 million people a year, are state-owned.

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