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Dubai airport reports sharp drop in second quarter traffic due to Iran war's effects
Dubai International Airport reported a sharp 31.3% drop in passengers during the second quarter due to disruptions linked to the Iran war's effects on air travel across the Middle East. Although aircraft movements saw significant drops, CEO Paul Griffiths noted that passenger volume increased steadily each month in Q2 and expressed confidence that full operations are expected to resume soon.
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