WATCH: Navigating Dubai airport just got easier

Tuesday, 17 September 2019 14:30

It’s now a lot easier for passengers to navigate Dubai International Airport (DXB).

That’s because a free buggy service has been launched to help travellers get to their boarding gates or even explore the airport.

It’s called taxiDXB and 15 carts are currently operating at Terminal 3 B-Gates, but there are plans to expand the initiative.

Though the service is open to all, priority goes to families and elderly people.

Wheely good news: a FREE taxi service has landed INSIDE Dubai International 🚕 #taxiDXB pic.twitter.com/co9nMi0fCW
— DXB (@DXB) September 17, 2019

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