Passenger traffic to the Middle East growing at Domodedovo Airport
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Passenger traffic to the Middle East growing at Domodedovo Airport

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09-16-2024
 

Passenger traffic in a number of Middle Eastern destinations from Moscow Domodedovo Airport showed an increase following the results of 7 months of operation this year. 

The number of passengers served on flights between Moscow and Dubai increased by 16%. Passenger traffic to Bahrain increased by 6.5%, and to Tel Aviv by 9%. 

The Middle East is one of the priority markets for the development of transportation for Domodedovo Airport, as more than 450 million people live in the macroregion and there is a significant potential for passenger traffic. 

Flights are operated from Domodedovo Airport to destinations unique to the Moscow air hub to Bahrain, Kuwait, Sharjah, and Tel Aviv.

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