Integrated preparations to enrich the experience of passengers through Dubai airports

The Dubai Customs Department announced that it has taken all preparations to facilitate procedures for passengers arriving to the Emirates through Dubai International Airport, with the start of the winter season and coinciding with the New Year holiday, as the number of passengers is expected to reach more than 5.2 million passengers between December 13 and 31. Dubai Customs is keen to enrich the experience of travelers and support the world tourism capital, Dubai, by providing advanced and innovative digital services and procedures, as well as increasing the number of human resources of inspection officers during peak travel seasons on holidays and holidays, to enhance the smooth flow of passenger movement.

Dubai Customs has developed a smart early disclosure system that allows arrivals to pre-declare goods, personal belongings, gifts, coins, and cash amounts. The application also provides the feature of requesting the completion of incoming transactions before arriving in the country, thus shortening their transit time through the red route, to complete customs procedures. In less than four minutes.

To achieve the highest levels of streamlined passenger movement, Dubai Customs increased the number of customs inspectors at air ports during that period, and allocated 77 devices to inspect bags, distributed into 58 devices to inspect large bags, and 19 devices to inspect hand luggage, in addition to some supporting devices in inspection operations.

Acting Director of the Passenger Operations Department at Dubai Customs, Khaled Ahmed Al Khouri, said: “The successive successes achieved by Dubai International Airport are supported by many entities and institutions, including Dubai Customs, which is keen to provide travelers with the best reception, improve the services provided to them, and achieve their happiness.” “This reflects the cultural image of the UAE in general and the Emirate of Dubai in particular, and enhances the reputation of Dubai International Airport as the busiest airport in the world.” He added, “During travel seasons, such as vacations, vacations, and holidays, the department activates an action plan aimed at accelerating the movement of arrivals, while taking the highest levels of caution, as the number of flights and travelers increases. In order to provide a distinguished service worthy of the emirate’s status as a leading tourist destination, and to pay attention to the security aspect of inspection and control operations, the Dubai Customs Department seeks to enrich efforts through its innovative and advanced services, which are in the interest of facilitating and accelerating customs operations for travelers, as the department has taken many measures in the buildings. The three airports and Al Maktoum International Airport, to facilitate the entry of visitors and tourists, in coordination with strategic partners.”