King Salman International Airport: Unveiling the World’s Largest Airport by 2030
Saudi Arabia is poised to unveil the world’s largest airport by 2030 with the King Salman International Airport. Spanning an impressive 57 square kilometers and boasting a staggering budget of 23 billion pounds, this ambitious project is set to redefine global aviation standards. Overseen by renowned architecture firm Foster + Partners, the airport’s design includes six expansive runways and a dedicated 12-kilometer retail zone, promising an unparalleled passenger experience. Upon completion, it is projected to accommodate 120 million passengers annually and create 150,000 new job opportunities.
More than just size, the King Salman International Airport aims to set benchmarks in sustainability and efficiency. As part of Saudi Arabia’s vision to transform Riyadh into a key global logistics hub, the airport will integrate eco-friendly practices. Plans include advanced technologies for water and electricity conservation, aligning with global standards for environmental responsibility. Positioned to bridge East-West connections and boost sectors ranging from transport to tourism, this mega-project signifies Saudi Arabia’s ambitious stride towards a future-ready infrastructure.
