DUBAI WILL RELOCATE its airport operations from the current Dubai International Airport (DXB) to a $35 billion mega airport in its southern desert within the next decade. Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC) is currently a secondary facility mainly for cargo and charter flights. However, DWC is set to expand to accommodate 260 million passengers annually within ten years, with 400 gates and five parallel runways.
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