Dubai South's aerospace hub soars with record private jet traffic
Mohammed bin Rashid Aerospace Hub sees 7% growth in private jet movements, setting the stage for even more expansion in 2024
Dubai: The Mohammed bin Rashid Aerospace Hub (MBRAH) at Dubai South is experiencing a surge in private jet traffic, with an impressive 8,472 movements recorded in the first half of 2024. This marks a robust 7% increase from the same period last year, solidifying Al Maktoum International Airport’s position as the top destination for international business aviation in the Middle East.
Breaking records and looking ahead
Building on a record-setting 16,657 movements in 2023, MBRAH is poised to surpass 18,000 movements by the end of 2024. This growth highlights the rapidly advancing business aviation ecosystem in Dubai and reflects a continued upward trend in private jet activity.
Plans and ambitious goals
HE Khalifa Al Zaffin, Executive Chairman of Dubai Aviation City Corporation and Dubai South, commented on the exciting developments: “We’re thrilled to see sustained growth in business aviation. With new aircraft hangars and maintenance facilities on the horizon and the MEBAA Show coming in December 2024, we’re poised for even more growth. Our mission at MBRAH is to elevate Dubai as the global aviation capital, aligning with the government’s ambitious vision.”
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MBRAH - the epicenter of aerospace innovation
MBRAH, situated within Dubai South’s free zone, offers unparalleled connectivity and attracts leading airlines, private jet companies, and aerospace industries. The hub is home to cutting-edge maintenance centers, training facilities, and educational campuses, reinforcing its status as a global aerospace powerhouse.