Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport has embarked on its largest operational transformation since opening more than four decades ago, according to Gulf News.
This transformation marks the first historic overhaul and comprehensive redistribution of airline operations across all terminals.
Under the ‘Terminal Transition’ project, Riyadh Airports Company is reorganizing terminal allocations to further elevate operational efficiency and streamline passenger flow at the Saudi capital’s main gateway.
Therefore, Terminals 1 and 2 at King Khalid International Airport are dedicated to international flights operated by Saudi national carriers from today, February 16.
Meanwhile, Terminal 4 will handle domestic services for national airlines, starting February 24.
Beginning February 25, Terminal 5 will serve international flights operated by foreign carriers.
On the same day, operations at Terminal 3 will be consolidated into Terminal 4, which will accommodate domestic services for Saudi national airlines.
This terminal reshuffle is an integral part of a broader push to streamline operations at King Khalid International Airport and accommodate rising passenger volumes, in line with the Kingdom’s aviation growth strategy.
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