Abu Dhabi International Airport

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

About Abu Dhabi International Airport Airport

Key information about this airport, its facilities, and its role in international cargo and time-critical logistics.

Abu Dhabi International Airport is the UAE's second-busiest airport and a growing cargo hub. AUH handles approximately 800,000 tonnes of cargo annually. The airport serves Abu Dhabi's oil and gas, aerospace, and defense sectors, making it an important destination for AOG and critical spare parts logistics. The adjacent KEZAD Free Zone provides FTZ capabilities.

Logistics at AUH

Cargo facilities, customs hours, runway specifications, and ground handling capabilities at AUH.

Customs Hours 24/7
Cargo Terminal ADAC Cargo Terminal, Etihad Cargo Hub
Runway Type 4F (wide-body capable)
Free Trade Zone KEZAD Free Zone, Abu Dhabi Airport FTZ
Special Handling DG Class 1-9, AOG Priority, Oil & Gas Equipment, Defense, Temp-controlled

Departures from AUH

Key outbound routes from AUH to major global destinations. Regular departures with guaranteed transit times.

Time-Critical Shipping via AUH

OBC, NFO, AOG, and air charter services to and from Abu Dhabi International Airport — connecting 120+ countries with guaranteed delivery.