Abu Dhabi International Airport closes Terminal 1 exit
In its continuous efforts in providing state of the art facilities and services at our airports, Abu Dhabi Airports Company (ADAC) announced today that the entrance and exit from T1 Car Park to Terminal 1 will be closed for the period of one month effective from 11th May, 2011. This closure is the final stage of the Terminal 1 refurbishment project geared towards delivering world class facilities to all passengers at Abu Dhabi International Airport.
All passengers arriving to Abu Dhabi international Airport will be re-directed to use the entrance and exit from T1 Car Park to Terminal 3. All those coming to the airport to meet their arrivals or drop off their departures are advised to park in the airport car parks and then proceed to the lower level entrance of Terminal 3.
With this Regards Yusuf Al Jowder, Head of Terminal Operations at Abu Dhabi International Airport, ADAC, commented: “This step is one of many steps being taken by ADAC towards the development of the facilities and services available at Abu Dhabi International Airport. ADAC will continue to strive in delivering world class services to all of its passengers to ensure each will enjoy a unique journey at Abu Dhabi International Airport.”
ADAC has been working on several development projects to improve its infrastructure and services; including the introduction of the multi-storey air-conditioned Skypark car park, underground passenger tunnels with direct access to the terminals, several international restaurants, car rental companies, and banking services.
Background Information
Abu Dhabi Airports Company
Abu Dhabi Airports Company (ADAC) is a public joint-stock company incorporated by Emiri Decree number 5, of March 4, 2006, to spearhead the development of the Emirate's aviation industry. ADAC’s creation was part of an ambitious restructuring initiative launched by the Government of Abu Dhabi, aimed at delivering better services to support the Emirate’s long-term economic and tourism strategies and to help build a more vibrant economy that attracts and promotes private sector investment.