Jeddah Airports Company has set an objective to reach 170 destinations by 2030 through 76 airline partners.
The company operates King Abdulaziz International Airport with passenger traffic surpassing 49.1m in 2024, a 14 per cent increase year-over-year. Expansion aligns with the Saudi Aviation Strategy and Vision 2030 to broaden international connectivity to 150 destinations.
The airport handles over 278,000 flights annually, marking an 11 per cent rise from 2023.
Non-aeronautical revenues target 45 per cent of total income by 2030.
Mazen Johar shared “This rise in numbers to the KAIA’s accelerated operational growth, enabled by the Kingdom’s leadership and the close oversight of the Ministry of Transport and Logistics.”
Related posts:
Cancellations at Dublin airport today include Amsterdam & Lourdes
Sceptred skies: The ‘who’s who’ of the saints whose names feature in the Aer Lingus fleet
Dublin airport passenger numbers up 4.1pc in August to 3,784,759
Ryanair reports record 21m passengers in August, up 2.4pc on 2024 & 40.9pc on pre pandemic
