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Doha-Hamad in Qatar: An impressive leap to 52.7 million passengers by 2024

By January 13, 2025 11:01 amAéroports

The international airport Hamad à Dohaconsidered the "best airport in the world", set a new record in 2024, welcoming an impressive total of 52.7 million passengers. This increase reflects a record growthThe first quarter of 2024 was marked by a significant increase in connectivity and aircraft movements, up 10% on the previous year. The first quarter of 2024 alone recorded 13,171,540 passengers, consolidating the airport's position as one of the world's major air transport hubs.

Doha Hamad International Airport has always been an essential hub for travellers, and in 2024 it reached a new peak. With an impressive 52.7 million passengers, this Qatari airport continues to assert its position on the world stage.

An exceptional year for Doha-Hamad

In 2024, the airport marked a turning point by welcoming a record number of passengers. This impressive leap testifies not only to its growing popularity, but also to the airport's ability to handle an ever-increasing flow of passengers. This growth testifies to Doha's growing attractiveness as a tourist destination and key transit point.

The reasons for our meteoric growth

Several factors contributed to this record increase. Firstly, the airport authorities' strategy of strengthening global connectivity has clearly borne fruit. Secondly, infrastructure expansion has optimized passenger flow and enhanced the user experience. Finally, Doha-Hamad's status as the world's best airport in a 2024 ranking has definitively consolidated its image of excellence and efficiency.

Economic repercussions for Qatar

The influx of passengers to Doha-Hamad is not without consequences for Qatar's economy. By welcoming more travellers, the airport contributes directly to the local economy through tourism and trade. Local businesses benefit from the increased traffic, boosting employment and tourism revenues.

Initiatives and innovations in Doha-Hamad

The airport is not resting on its laurels. In response to this growth, it has implemented a number of initiatives, including improving passenger services and integrating new technologies for smoother management. Expansion projects are also planned to maintain this momentum and meet growing user demand.

Looking to the future

With a clear vision of its future, Doha-Hamad intends to build on this momentum. With its sights set ever higher, the airport intends to maintain its leading position and continue to attract millions of passengers. This unprecedented success in 2024 is a solid foundation for Qatar's future aviation ambitions.

Comparison with other international airports

While some airports are struggling to regain their pre-pandemic vitality, London Stansted airport forecasts significant growth between now and 2040, and Wizz Air recently reached 100 million passengers in the UK. However, Doha-Hamad seems to be following a distinct upward trajectory thanks to a unique combination of strategy, technology and service.

discover how doha hamad international airport in qatar reached a new peak with 52.7 million passengers in 2024. an impressive performance that underlines the boom in air transport and the dynamism of the qatari hub.

Traffic trends at Doha-Hamad Airport

Year Number of Passengers
2020 38.8 million
2021 41.6 million
2022 44.9 million
2023 47.5 million
2024 52.7 million

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