Description - Dubai International Airport Terminal 3 Dubai International Airport is the largest construction project in the world, inaugurated on 14 October 2008 for public use. Currently, it has a large spatial area of ​​18,440,000 square feet as it boasts the largest airport terminal in the world. The semi-subversive terminal has a projected capacity of 43 million travelers and cost about $4.5 million to build. It operates exclusively for Qantas as only one of the two aircraft can be used in Terminal 3. The terminal occupies several Airbus A380 gates of which there are 18 gates in Concourse A and 5 gates in Concourse B. Terminal 3 can be considered a subversive construction that includes premium lounges and restaurants along with parking for 2,600 cars and 180 check-in entrances. The workstation proposes more than double the previous retail space in Concourse C of 52,000 square feet for retail facilities. When completed, it was the largest building footprint in the world, at over 1,713,000 square metres. It has the capacity to handle 43 million passengers per year. It has been operational since 14 October 2008, opened in four phases with the aim of avoiding the collapse of baggage handling. It has a large area under the subway for taxis which is in direct connection with Concourse B. Terminal 3 also has the honor of having the largest baggage handling system in the world, with a structure capable of holding 150 bags per minute. The method includes the following sections:-• 21 broadcast injection tips• 90 km long conveyor belts capable of handling 250 items per minute at a constant speed of 27 kilometers per hour• 49 makeup carousels• 4,500 bags.... .. middle of paper ......r example of using the latest software that provides relentless development in operational presentation in order to always ensure smooth operations. Conclusions Key figures The scope of the new baggage handling system is obvious from the number of devices and components installed. This project can be considered very complex because it solved the problem of slow transport within the airport and associated flights. They could transport your luggage quickly even in bad weather conditions. The numbers below describe the actual statistics functionality of the new baggage system. Bibliography (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.emirates.com/english/plan_book/dubai_international_airport/emirates_terminal_3/arrivals.aspx.SGS Industrial Service. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.sgs-industrial.com/TomWeb/cms/sgsml/home.xml.