After DXB, Sharjah Airport Issues Travel Advisory For Summer Travel Rush

Wasn’t it just recently when we told you about how DXB has announced that it is expecting more than 3 million travellers in the next week? Well, now, Sharjah has also issued a travel advisory for its guests passing through the airport ahead of the summer travel rush. Take a look at what the airport authority had to say!

Sharjah Airport Ready To Welcome 800,000 Passengers

Sharjah Airport has announced that it is completely ready to handle the increase in travel volume. As revealed in a report by the Gulf News, this comes at a time when the airport is expected to welcome 800,000 passengers between July 1 and 15. So, they have made a comprehensive plan in order to provide a distinguished travel experience for all passengers.

Ensuring The Highest Level Of Efficiency

As outlined by the Sharjah Airport Authority, several operational measures will be taking place to ensure that there is the highest level of efficiency and comfort. In fact, efforts are being intensified to ensure customer service staff are given all the necessary support. Additionally, these dedicated teams are also working around the clock to respond to passenger enquiries and even guide them through the airport’s smart services and innovative technologies.

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Passengers Advised To Arrive 3 Hours Before

Ensuring a smooth and integrated travel experience, the aim is to make logistical and health aspects even better. They plan to do so by updating security procedures so that they can keep pace with the rapid development in the aviation sector. As a result, passengers have been advised to arrive about three hours before the flight, so that they can avoid any unnecessary hassle. Not to mention, they have also been advised to communicate with their airlines if they wish to verify the flight timings and any other updates.

Committed towards offering the highest level of services, the airport authority aims to provide them even during the peak travel periods.

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