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45 Million Airline Passengers at Doha Hamad International Airport in 2023

George Taylor·

Aviation News

·January 8, 2024

45 Million Airline Passengers at Doha Hamad International Airport in 2023

Doha Hamad International Airport volumes continued to rise, surpassing the momentum seen during the historic FIFA World Cup.

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