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Arabian Business
18-04-2025
- Arabian Business
Emirates expects 300,000 travellers at Dubai Terminal 3 this Easter weekend
Emirates has issued an advisory for passengers travelling from Dubai's Terminal 3 between April 18-21, as more than 300,000 travellers are expected to begin their journeys during this period. The airline has urged customers to arrive at the airport well in advance and ensure all travel documentation is prepared to avoid potential delays caused by anticipated congestion. The airline has highlighted several check-in options available to passengers to streamline their airport experience. Emirates warns of heavy Easter weekend traffic at Dubai Terminal 3 Travellers can complete online check-in through or the Emirates App 48 hours before departure and receive a digital boarding pass. For those preferring in-person check-in, Terminal 3 counters will open 24 hours prior to flight departure, with the exception of US-bound flights, which open 12 hours before departure. Emirates recommends passengers drop bags the night before or check in earlier to proceed directly to Immigration or use the biometric gates. Additional check-in locations include the City Check-In & Travel Store at ICD Brookfield Place in DIFC, open from 24 hours up to 4 hours before departure (excluding US-bound flights), and Ajman Central Bus Terminal, also available from 24 hours up to 4 hours before departure. The airline has emphasised strict adherence to security and boarding timelines. All passengers must clear passport control and security at least 90 minutes before departure. Premium Economy and Economy Class passengers should arrive at boarding gates 60 minutes prior to departure, while First and Business Class passengers need to be at gates 45 minutes before departure.
Zawya
18-04-2025
- Zawya
Emirates expects travel rush over the weekend
Dubai, UAE: Emirates anticipates that more than 300,000 travellers will start their journeys from Terminal 3 this weekend starting today, 18 April up until 21 April. With expected traffic congestion in and around Terminal 3, Emirates advises customers to arrive at the airport early and ensure all travel documents are ready to avoid potential delays. Customers can choose from a variety of check-in options including online check-in on or via the Emirates App 48 hours before their departure, where they will receive a digital boarding pass. Check-in counters at Terminal 3 will open 24 hours before flight departure (12 hours for US-bound flights). Customers are encouraged to drop off their bags the night before or check in earlier, allowing them to proceed directly to Immigration or the convenient biometric gates to clear in seconds. Additional convenient check in options available for Emirates customers include: City Check-In & Travel Store at ICD Brookfield Place in DIFC: It will be open for check-in from 24 hours up to 4 hours before departure (excluding US-bound flights). Ajman Central Bus Terminal: Check-in available from 24 hours up to 4 hours before departure. Customers are required to clear passport control and security at least 90 minutes before departure. Those traveling in Premium Economy or Economy Class should arrive at the boarding gate no later than 60 minutes prior to departure, while First and Business Class passengers should be at the gate at least 45 minutes before departure. Boarding gates will close 20 minutes before the flight departs and late arrivals will not be accepted for travel. Check-in and gate closure timings will be strictly followed to ensure flights depart on schedule.
Time Out Dubai
18-04-2025
- Time Out Dubai
Emirates issues imporant April travel advice
Emirates has issued advice to passengers as it prepares for an upcoming travel rush. The airline stated that it expects over 300,000 passengers to travel through Terminal 3 at Dubai International Airport between Friday April 18 and Monday April 21. Preparing for a lot of people to arrive in the coming days, Emirates have urged travellers to take certain steps to make their journey as easy as possible. If you like this: Emirates rolls out special Easter menus for this weekend Warning of potential traffic congestion around the airport, the airline has asked customers to arrive at DXB earlier than planned. If you're travelling, you should also ensure you have all the correct travel documents before heading to the airport. Passengers can also check in online, as well as using the Emirates app 48 hours before travelling which will offer a digital boarding pass. You can download a digital boarding pass ahead of your flight (Credit: Supplied) If you want to avoid hassle with your bags, Emirates also announced it will be opening check-in counters 24 hours before your flight (or 12 hours for US flights). This means you can drop your bags the night before, then head straight to security to save time. If you can't make it to the airport earlier, you can also check your bags in at the City Check-In & Travel Store at ICD Brookfield Place in DIFC, or at the Ajman Central Bus Terminal. Issuing advice on airport timings, the airline said: 'Customers are required to clear passport control and security at least 90 minutes before departure. 'Those traveling in Premium Economy or Economy Class should arrive at the boarding gate no later than 60 minutes prior to departure, while First and Business Class passengers should be at the gate at least 45 minutes before departure. 'Boarding gates will close 20 minutes before the flight departs and late arrivals will not be accepted for travel. 'Check-in and gate closure timings will be strictly followed to ensure flights depart on schedule.' Looking for things to do at DXB? Check out everything you need to know about Dubai International Airport here. In other Dubai news RTA to offer free Dubai bus services over Easter The complimentary routes to know No more Emirates ID card? UAE tests new futuristic technology Here's how your Emirates ID card could change Emirates rolls out special Easter menus for this weekend Get ready for sky-high treats
