King Salman International Airport in Saudi Arabia set to open in 2030 with six runways and £23 billion budget

express.co.uk

King Salman International Airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, is set to open in 2030. With a budget of £23 billion, it will feature six runways and cover over 57 square kilometers, making it one of the largest airports globally. The airport aims to serve 120 million passengers, potentially increasing to 185 million by 2050. It will include recreational and retail spaces, and integrate with the existing King Khalid International Airport. Designed by Foster + Partners and built by Mace, the airport is expected to create around 150,000 jobs. It is seen as a key project for Riyadh's economic growth and regional development.


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