The development of King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah is a major project within the framework of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030, and aims to transform the airport into a global aviation hub, serving travelers from all over the world and providing advanced facilities and services that meet their needs. This project is being implemented to improve the travel experience, increase capacity, and enhance the efficiency of operations at the airport.

Objectives of the King Abdulaziz International Airport Development Project:
Increase capacity:

Expand the airport to increase the number of flights and passengers it can accommodate daily.

Improve the passenger experience:

Provide high-quality services and improve facilities to ensure a comfortable and smooth travel experience for travelers.

Enhance the airport’s position as a global hub:

Transform the airport into a major air transport hub connecting continents and serving pilgrims and Umrah performers.

Infrastructure Development:

Upgrade and expand existing buildings and facilities, including runways, passenger terminals, and cargo areas.

Enhance Sustainability:

Adopt sustainable practices in all aspects of airport operations, including energy, water, and waste management.
Components of the King Abdulaziz International Airport Development Project:

New passenger terminals:

Construction and expansion of passenger lounges to provide larger spaces and better comfort for passengers, including reception, waiting and departure lounges.
Design of passenger terminals to include modern facilities such as restaurants, shops, and luxury lounges.
Development of runways and corridors:

Improvement and expansion of runways and corridors to meet the needs of modern aircraft and increase the efficiency of air operations.
Advanced cargo facilities:

Construction and expansion of air cargo facilities to improve cargo capabilities and meet business needs.
Modern technology systems:

Implementation of modern airport management systems, including security and surveillance technologies, baggage management systems, and information technology.