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Jeddah King Abdulaziz International Airport

King Abdulaziz International Airport is the gateway to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia and one of largest airports in the region. Hosting regional and international passenger amd cargo services for over 30 airlines, the airport is the major hub for Saudi Arabian Airlines.

Location of Jeddah King Abdulaziz International Airport, Saudi Arabia

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Ground Handlers servicing Jeddah King Abdulaziz International Airport


 
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Video: Azran Osman-Rani, CEO of AirAsia X, discusses growth plans

18-Jan-2012 6:09 PM

In this video interview with CAPA, AirAsia X CEO Azran Osman-Rani discusses what is next for the low-cost long-haul carrier after finally securing a Kuala Lumpur-Sydney route and withdrawing services from Europe and India.

Mr Osman-Rani outlined the carrier's plans to focus on developing its existing network, with future expansion to centre around increasing frequency to existing Asian destinations with an ultimate aim of double daily frequencies across its network.

Ruling out plans to enter any new countries in the near-future with the potential exception of through partnerships like charter operations, Mr Osman-Rani noted the appeal of operating to destinations with a large catchment area, saying that the benefits of a large catchment outweigh the cost disadvantage of operating to such airports.

The Middle East's biggest air routes: Intra-regional city pairs dominate

14-Sep-2011 12:45 PM

Jeddah-Riyadh and Dubai-Doha are by far the busiest routes to, from or within the Middle East, but there are some changes ahead. A spike in capacity on the Dubai-London Heathrow route will see it take third place, while major cities linked with Cairo will see some seasonal reductions in coming months, namely Jeddah, Riyadh and Kuwait. More seats are being added from Dubai to the key Indian cities of Delhi and Mumbai, which will see them rise up the rankings.

KAIA construction commences: enormous investment in Saudi Arabia’s future

19-Jan-2011 9:56 AM

Jeddah’s King Abdulaziz International Airport’s (KAIA) USD7.2 billion upgrade was launched on 12-Jan-2011, marking the start of one of the most significant infrastructure investments in the Kingdom’s history, according to the Saudi Civil Aviation Authority. The KAIA project is not only an enormous investment in the region’s future, but also at the centre of a comprehensive 34-airport plan to overhaul the nation’s airport system.

nasair looking at IPO in two to three years

17-Dec-2010 4:59 PM

Saudi-based LCC nasair is looking towards the possibility of an IPO as early as 2012 or 2013. The carrier, now Saudi Arabia’s sole LCC after the failure of Sama in Aug-2010, expects to move into profitability in 2011 and from there progress towards an IPO.

SEA IPO by end 2011, but are the signs better this time?

14-Dec-2010 10:53 AM

Milan’s SEA SpA plans to launch an IPO on the Italian stock exchange by the end of 2011 according to Chairman Giuseppe Bonomi. The airport operator will make a final decision on the offering once main owner, the City of Milan, approves its annual accounts.

Wataniya cancels four routes, pulls back on a fifth

6-Dec-2010 9:52 AM

Kuwait-based premium carrier Wataniya Airways announced it plans to suspend services to Amman, Bahrain, Damascus and Jeddah and reduce the frequency of operations to Dubai. In a major downsizing, the carrier’s fleet will be cut from seven to four aircraft, and it is studying options to cut its workforce. The changes will commence from 05-Dec-2010.

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