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Emirates handles 100,000 bags daily amid travel surge

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May 13, 2025

With global travel at an all-time high, Emirates has confirmed its busiest year for baggage handling yet.

Between April 2024 and March 2025, Emirates has handled more than 2.8 million bags each month, averaging at 100,000 per day, from Dubai to 140 global destinations.

These figures mark a 3.78 increase in total bags on last year. Despite its complex operation, Emirates has maintained a 99.9% baggage handling success rate from its Dubai hub.

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