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02Dubai
04Paul Griffiths
05Dufry
06Martin Moodie
07Dubai Duty Free
08DFA
09Angela Gittens
10Smart Design
11Artports
12Dubai International and Dubai World Central
14Airports A-B
15Airports C-F
16Trinity Forum
17Airports G-J
18FAB
19Airports K-N
20PPS
21Airports O-S
22Everrich
23Airports T-Z
24The Data Circle
By Dubai Airports CEO Paul Griffiths
A strip of sand and an ambitious vision, but little else to begin with… it may describe the scene at Kitty Hawk 115 years ago, or Dubai in 1960.
In both cases, progress has come at extraordinary rates. The aviation industry has moved forward in unimagined leaps and bounds since the very first powered flight, to the point where billions of individual journeys are taken yearly.
Paul Griffiths: "Airports have become the crossroads of global convergence. They reflect, and project, the vibrancy and character of nations, cities and communities, and contribute economically and socially to human progress."
And that statistic translates into billions of individual, deeply personal reasons for travel. Those of us who spend most of our working lives inside the airports we manage, witness the entire spectrum of human emotions under our ceilings on a daily basis.
The people who work at airports have a collective set of technical and social skills which makes them unique, but this is underpinned with uncommon passion. While technological development has contributed greatly to our industry, it is the human spirit which is most evident to me at all airports.
Airports have become the crossroads of global convergence. They are now so much more than infrastructure, businesses, or gateways. They reflect, and project, the vibrancy and character of nations, cities and communities, and contribute economically and socially to human progress. The unique ability which airports have to bring people of all backgrounds together for a common purpose is what keeps this industry vital, and so it is only fitting that we officially mark this day as International Airports Day.
Today is a day to reflect with optimism on the opportunities that lie ahead, so that we may continue to make our world a smaller, but happier place.
DXB, the world's leading international hub, expects to welcome some 90 million customers this year.
The Moodie Davitt e-Zine | Spotlight Series – Special Report | 17 December 2018

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Though there may be a moustache-y treat for fans.
When you think of Magnum P.I., you are 100% likely to think of Tom Selleck's iconic moustache.
So you can imagine how disappointed some fans felt when the upcoming CBS reboot decided to omit the iconic facial hair with new actor Jay Hernandez.
However, the actor has set the record straight as to why his incarnation of Thomas Magnum is baby faced, and it kind of makes sense.
"No one is going to replace Tom Selleck," Hernandez told TV Guide. "You can't do that. You gotta sorta reinvent it, take what works from the original show and sort of make it new so that's what we did."
However, he did tease that there may be something moustache-y awaiting fans in the remake: "Just wait! Watch the show, there might be something that people who need the mustache might feel satisfied with."
The new Magnum P.I. reboot is being overseen by Fast & Furious' Justin Lin, Peter M. Lenkov (24) and Eric Guggenheim (Parenthood), and debuted its first trailer this week.
The full synopsis reads: "Magnum P.I. is a modern take on the classic series starring Jay Hernandez as Thomas Magnum, a decorated former Navy SEAL who, upon returning home from Afghanistan, repurposes his military skills to become a private investigator.
"A charming rogue, an American hero and a die-hard Detroit Tigers fan, Magnum has Juliet Higgins and her Dobermans to keep him in line, as well as his trusted buddies and fellow POW survivors TC and Rick when he needs back-up on a job.
"With keys to a vintage Ferrari in one hand, aviator sunglasses in the other, and an Old Düsseldorf longneck chilling in the fridge, Thomas Magnum is back on the case!"
Hmm, we still miss the 'tache.
Magnum P.I. is due to premiere this autumn on CBS.