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    Flying out of Sharjah this summer? Here’s what you need to know

    Olive MetugeBy Olive MetugeJuly 1, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    It’s peak season at Sharjah Airport – here’s your game plan

    Sharjah Airport is about to get very busy. Over 800,000 passengers are expected to fly out between July 1 and 15, making it one of the peak travel windows of the summer. If you’re flying soon, here’s what to know before you go.

    Peak travel is here

    The airport has rolled out a full plan to handle the volume, promising efficient check-in, smart service points, and more customer support on the ground. But still, expect crowds. Arrive early (three hours, minimum) and check with your airline before heading out.

    Online check-in is your best friend

    Air Arabia and other UAE carriers are urging passengers to use online check-in. It’s quick, stress-free, and means you can skip a queue or two – which is never a bad idea when the airport is at capacity.

    Travel bounce-back

    Flight schedules are stabilising following recent regional tensions and the temporary pause on some routes. Following the reopening of airspace, most UAE airlines (including Air Arabia) are back on track. Flights that were paused are gradually resuming, especially across the Middle East.

    Stay one step ahead

    It’s a busy time to fly – but with a bit of planning, you’ll breeze through it. Sharjah Airport is encouraging travellers to stay in touch with their airlines for real-time updates. Use smart kiosks where you can, travel light if possible, and keep essentials handy. Plus, Sharjah Airport Authority has increased its staff and support across terminals – including help desks and smart tech to guide you through.

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