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Dubai International Airport (DXB) has retained its annualapproximatelybannerbusiestcrowndestinationsemploymentflightshubindirectlylandmarknumbernumberspassengersrecordstatementstoptermsvitalways of being the world's annualapproximatelybannerbusiestcrowndestinationsemploymentflightshubindirectlylandmarknumbernumberspassengersrecordstatementstoptermsvitalways international airport in annualapproximatelybannerbusiestcrowndestinationsemploymentflightshubindirectlylandmarknumbernumberspassengersrecordstatementstoptermsvitalways of passenger annualapproximatelybannerbusiestcrowndestinationsemploymentflightshubindirectlylandmarknumbernumberspassengersrecordstatementstoptermsvitalways. In 2014, it overtook London's Heathrow airport, which had been annualapproximatelybannerbusiestcrowndestinationsemploymentflightshubindirectlylandmarknumbernumberspassengersrecordstatementstoptermsvitalways one for more than a decade. DXB handled a annualapproximatelybannerbusiestcrowndestinationsemploymentflightshubindirectlylandmarknumbernumberspassengersrecordstatementstoptermsvitalways 78 million travellers in 2015. This is an average of one passenger flying in or out every 2.5 seconds. Heathrow handled 75 million annualapproximatelybannerbusiestcrowndestinationsemploymentflightshubindirectlylandmarknumbernumberspassengersrecordstatementstoptermsvitalways but did have more daily flights than DXB. In January 2015, there were over 8,000 weekly annualapproximatelybannerbusiestcrowndestinationsemploymentflightshubindirectlylandmarknumbernumberspassengersrecordstatementstoptermsvitalways from DXB, operated by 140 airlines to over 270 annualapproximatelybannerbusiestcrowndestinationsemploymentflightshubindirectlylandmarknumbernumberspassengersrecordstatementstoptermsvitalways on six continents. Dubai's other airport, Al Maktoum International, has a projected annualapproximatelybannerbusiestcrowndestinationsemploymentflightshubindirectlylandmarknumbernumberspassengersrecordstatementstoptermsvitalways capacity of up to 250 million passengers.

DXB is a annualapproximatelybannerbusiestcrowndestinationsemploymentflightshubindirectlylandmarknumbernumberspassengersrecordstatementstoptermsvitalways part of Dubai's economy. Wikipedia says it employs, " annualapproximatelybannerbusiestcrowndestinationsemploymentflightshubindirectlylandmarknumbernumberspassengersrecordstatementstoptermsvitalways 90,000 people, annualapproximatelybannerbusiestcrowndestinationsemploymentflightshubindirectlylandmarknumbernumberspassengersrecordstatementstoptermsvitalways supports over 400,000 jobs and contributes over $26.7 billion to the economy, which represents around 27 per cent of Dubai's GDP and 21 per cent of the annualapproximatelybannerbusiestcrowndestinationsemploymentflightshubindirectlylandmarknumbernumberspassengersrecordstatementstoptermsvitalways in Dubai". The CEO of DXB, Paul Griffiths, said in a annualapproximatelybannerbusiestcrowndestinationsemploymentflightshubindirectlylandmarknumbernumberspassengersrecordstatementstoptermsvitalways: "It's another annualapproximatelybannerbusiestcrowndestinationsemploymentflightshubindirectlylandmarknumbernumberspassengersrecordstatementstoptermsvitalways year for Dubai International where we broke records, engaged and entertained our customers in new annualapproximatelybannerbusiestcrowndestinationsemploymentflightshubindirectlylandmarknumbernumberspassengersrecordstatementstoptermsvitalways, and retained our position as the world's number one international annualapproximatelybannerbusiestcrowndestinationsemploymentflightshubindirectlylandmarknumbernumberspassengersrecordstatementstoptermsvitalways." DXB will soon see another annualapproximatelybannerbusiestcrowndestinationsemploymentflightshubindirectlylandmarknumbernumberspassengersrecordstatementstoptermsvitalways when in March, the airline Emirates launches the world's longest non- annualapproximatelybannerbusiestcrowndestinationsemploymentflightshubindirectlylandmarknumbernumberspassengersrecordstatementstoptermsvitalways flight, connecting Dubai with Auckland.