Dubai International Airport targeting 45 flights per hour during 2016

Detection Mohammed Abdullah Ahli, Director General of Dubai Civil Aviation, Chief Executive Officer of the Dubai Air Navigation Services, the Dubai Foundation for Air Navigation Services is seeking to increase the average to 45 aircraft per hour by 2016,in the framework of ten-year plan is being implemented. 
He pointed out that Dubai International Airport recorded a new success to the implementation of the largest project in the history of civil aviation to rehabilitate Madrjaairport in record time does not exceed 80 days, without impeding remember to flight,thanks to the planning and full coordination between the various parties and teamwork, according to the newspaper "Union ". 
He said in a press statement on Saturday, "I put a committee comprising all the parties concerned, is formed and supervised by Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, President of Dubai Civil Aviation, Chairman of Dubai Foundation for Air Navigation Services, a program ideal documenting the flow of work through the daily reports, whatshares in successfully completing the project in record time, and helped to avoid any obstacles that could arise during implementation of the project. "He stressed that the project included renovation and maintenance of the airport Madrja the most efficient manner without the need to complete closure of the flight. 
And my parents said, "did not witness civil aviation history implement a project of this magnitude to rehabilitate airport runways to remember without impeding the movement of flights." 
The Foundation provides Dubai Air Navigation Services Management Services air traffic control towers, and Electronic Engineering, and weather services in each of the airports of Al Maktoum International at Dubai World Central, and Dubai International Airport, which is the fastest growing in the world. 
And emphasizes the Dubai Foundation for air navigation services which have autonomyadministrative, that coordination between the various parties involved in the aviation sector to supply Dubai International Airport finest and largest facilities equipped with the latest technology and equipment, impressive and appreciated, and will play an important role in enabling the airport to accommodate the continued increase in air traffic, which is growing at an annual average of between 5 and 7%, compared with the global average of 3.5% only. 
The Dubai International Airport increased by 6.2% in passenger numbers in the first half of 2014, bringing the number to 34.67 million passengers, despite the decline in the movement of flights by 26% through the implementation of the rehabilitation program, to enter the airport this month on the eighteenth respectively, which exceed the threshold of the number of passengers the 5 million passengers.