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Monday, November 30 - 2009

Dubai Airports employees pitch in during peak travel season

  • United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, July 01 - 2009 at 14:50
  • PRESS RELEASE

Dubai Airports employees are moving from the back office to the frontline as part of the organisation's second annual 'summer mission' to help whisk passengers through Dubai International during the busy peak travel season from July 1 to mid-September.

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Over 200 staff and volunteers from across different cultures will be deployed in the arrival and departure areas across all three terminals - at pre-screening areas, check-in counters, passport control, transfer points and boarding gates, to welcome, guide and assist passengers from kerbside to the boarding areas.

Staff will also take the opportunity to educate customers about airport facilities and procedures such as self-service that will make their future journeys even more effortless.

"During the summer peak an average of 100,000 passengers per day, many of them families with children, will travel through our airport. Our summer mission helps ensure that their experience at Dubai International is a positive and memorable one,"


said Majed Al Joker, Vice President, Terminal Operations, Dubai Airports.

"An important side benefit is the great satisfaction it gives employees who don't normally have the pleasure of meeting and serving our passengers face-to-face. It helps further entrench our service culture."

To complement the initiative, Dubai Airports has also issued travel tips to help passengers help themselves move quickly through the airport.
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