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The FlightLab/Airport Atlas/Middle East/King Abdulaziz International (JED)

ACTIVE AERODROME DOSSIER • MIDDLE EAST

UTC+3 (AST)

King Abdulaziz International

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

IATAJED

ICAOOEJN

Active Runways

3 Runways

Longest: 4,000 m (13,123 ft)

Annual Passengers

Verify against the airport operator’s 2024 annual statistics

Recorded 2024

Flight Movements

Verify against the airport operator’s 2024 annual statistics

Commercial movements

Hub Classification

Major western Saudi gateway

Middle East Hub

Aerodrome AlignmentApprox. Magnetic Heading

Orientation only · 3 runways

16C/34C16L/34R16R/34L

Headings only—not geographic positions or runway spacing.

RUNWAY INVENTORY (3)ALL-WEATHER ILS CAPABLE

RWY 16C/34CAsphalt

LENGTH4,000 m (13,123 ft)

WIDTH60 m (197 ft)

Heavy Takeoff RatingWidebody Max

Magnetic: 160°Grooved High-Friction

RWY 16L/34RAsphalt

LENGTH4,000 m (13,123 ft)

WIDTH60 m (197 ft)

Heavy Takeoff RatingWidebody Max

Magnetic: 160°Grooved High-Friction

RWY 16R/34LAsphalt

LENGTH3,800 m (12,467 ft)

WIDTH60 m (197 ft)

Heavy Takeoff RatingWidebody Max

Magnetic: 160°Grooved High-Friction

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