World's Largest Airport to Open with Robot Staff and No Queues

Dubai International Airport will close in 2035.

Dubai is opening the world's largest airport with robot staff and no queues. Al Maktoum International Airport will be the biggest after its £23.5billion expansion. It will have new features to make travel easy.

The airport will handle 260 million passengers each year. It has features to make travel easy and will eliminate queues. Bags can be dropped off before reaching the terminal.

Passengers won't need to repeat security and customs processes.

Dubai Airports CEO Paul Griffiths called this a 'no red lights' concept.

The airport will have an underground train system to move people around.

The train will have 14 stations to shuttle passengers between terminals.

Al Maktoum International Airport will be the world's biggest airport when complete.

Collecting baggage will be faster, handling thousands of bags in under 60 minutes.

Luggage will be available within minutes of landing, ending the wait at the baggage carousel.

Automated systems, AI security checks, and robots will make these features possible. Robots will handle baggage and customer service.

The airport will have smart systems and passenger-centric facilities, making travel comfortable and easy.

The expansion includes five parallel runways and up to 400 aircraft gates.

Once Al Maktoum International Airport is complete, Dubai International Airport will close.

Dubai International Airport will close its doors for good in 2035.

All operations will move to Al Maktoum International Airport.

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