“Zayed International Airport” The New Name Of Abu Dhabi International Airport.
UAE President, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, has ordered to rename Abu Dhabi International Airport to Zayed International Airport.
The new name will take effect on February 9, 2024.
The decision to rename the airport in honor of Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the founding father of the UAE, is a fitting tribute to his legacy and vision.
Sheikh Zayed was a visionary leader.
Who played a pivotal role in the development and transformation of the UAE into a modern and prosperous nation.
He was also a strong advocate for peace and cooperation, and his values continue to guide the UAE’s foreign policy today.
Some Details About Abu Dhabi International Airport (Previously)
Abu Dhabi International Airport (AUH) is the second largest airport in the UAE.
Located in the capital of the UAE, Abu Dhabi, and operated by Abu Dhabi Airports since 2006.
AUH runs 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
It is also one of the fastest growing aviation hubs in the world.
Moreover, it is a base for over 30 airlines currently flying to and from more than 100 destinations, in over 50 countries.
AUH Airport is adopting the latest technological advancements.
And also upholding the strictest international safety standards.
Zayed International Airport Activity During the last months.
Abu Dhabi’s connectivity expanded significantly in the third quarter of 2023.
119 destinations served from Abu Dhabi International Airport by 24 airlines.
The busiest destinations included London (238,196 passengers), Mumbai (228,189) Kochi (191,883), Cairo (172,570) and Doha (168,417).
Abu Dhabi Airports also handled 143,979 tonnes of air cargo during the same period.
The renaming of Abu Dhabi Airport to Zayed International Airport is a significant event.
As it will further cement Sheikh Zayed’s legacy and inspire future generations.
It is also a testament to the UAE’s commitment to its heritage and values.
The new name of the airport will be reflected on all signage, websites, and other materials. The airport’s IATA code, AUH, will remain the same.
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