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Dubai South’s Mohammed bin Rashid Aerospace Hub recorded a 15% rise in business aviation movements in early 2025. The growth highlights Dubai’s strengthening position as a top destination for private jet travel. Khalifa Al Zaffin credits the surge to Dubai’s thriving business and tourism sectors. The hub continues to expand its VIP services to cater to high-net-worth travelers.

Key Points: Dubai South Business Aviation Jumps 15% in Q1 2025

  • Dubai South sees 5,275 business jet movements in Q1 2025
  • Growth attributed to Dubai’s business and tourism appeal
  • MBRAH enhances VIP Terminal for private jet owners
  • Supports UAE’s vision as global aviation leader
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Dubai South records 15 per cent growth in business aviation movements in Q1 2025

Dubai South reports 15% surge in business aviation movements at Al Maktoum Airport, reinforcing its regional leadership in private jet travel.

"Demand for business aviation has been steadily rising year after year, driven by Dubai's compelling value proposition. – Khalifa Al Zaffin"

Dubai, April 30

Mohammed bin Rashid Aerospace Hub (MBRAH), the aerospace platform of Dubai South dedicated to the advancement of the aviation industry, recorded 5,275 movements achieved in Q1 2025, marking a 15 per cent increase over the same period in 2024.

This milestone underscores the rapid evolution of the business aviation ecosystem and further cements Al Maktoum International Airport's position as the leading hub for international business aviation in the region.

In his comments, Khalifa Al Zaffin, Executive Chairman of Dubai Aviation City Corporation and Dubai South, said, "Demand for business aviation has been steadily rising year after year, driven by Dubai's compelling value proposition in both the business and tourism sectors. At MBRAH, we are committed to further contributing to this growth through the unique ecosystem we offer for private jet owners and high-net-worth individuals flying via our state-of-the-art VIP Terminal. We will continue to uphold our mandate of positioning Dubai as a global capital of aviation, in alignment with the government's vision."

Located in and developed by Dubai South, MBRAH is also home to maintenance centres and training and education campuses. (ANI/ WAM)

- ANI

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Priya K.
Dubai continues to set benchmarks in aviation! As an Indian business traveler, I've personally experienced their world-class facilities. Hope our Indian airports can learn from their efficiency and hospitality. ✈️
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Rahul S.
Impressive growth numbers! Though I wonder if this luxury aviation boom is sustainable given climate concerns. Maybe Dubai should invest more in green aviation tech alongside this expansion.
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Anjali M.
Dubai's aviation success is no surprise - their vision and execution are top-notch. Meanwhile, our Delhi/Mumbai airports struggle with basic cleanliness. When will India get serious about infrastructure? 😔
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Vikram J.
The business aviation growth shows how Dubai is becoming the Monaco of the Middle East. Many Indian entrepreneurs now prefer flying private jets via Dubai rather than direct. Speaks volumes about their service quality!
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Sanjay P.
While impressive, I hope this growth benefits all economic segments, not just the ultra-rich. Dubai's model is great but may not be replicable everywhere. India should focus on improving commercial aviation first.
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Neha R.
The training campuses mentioned are interesting! Many Indian aviation professionals go to Dubai for advanced training. Maybe we need more such institutes in India to retain talent. #SkillIndia

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