Jeddah Airport’s Southern Terminal In Closed After 40 Years Of Service.

The Southern Terminal In Saudi Arabia’s King Abdulaziz International Airport In Jeddah Is Closing After 40 Years Of Service, The General Authority Of Civil Aviation (Gaca) Announced On Saturday.

 Jeddah Airport’s Southern Terminal In  Closed After 40 Years Of Service.

The Southern Terminal Used To Handle Domestic And International Flights Of The National Carrier Saudia.

In March, Saudi Arabia Suspended International Flights As Part Of Its Measures To Fight The New Coronavirus. Earlier This Month, Domestic Air Travel Restarted As The Kingdom Eased Restrictions Against The Virus. No Specific Date Has Been Set For Resuming International Flights In Saudi Arabia.

The Kai Airport Authorities Said That Flights Evacuating Saudi Citizens Stranded Abroad And Those Repatriating Foreigners In The Kingdom Have Moved To Terminal 1.

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"Dear Passengers, Please Note That The Southern Terminal Was Closed And All Operations Have Been Moved To Terminal I," The Kai Airport Added On Its Twitter Account.

Last Week, The Airport Inaugurated The Automated People Mover (Apm) Service For Transporting Arriving And Departing Passengers At Terminal I.

 Jeddah Airport’s Southern Terminal In  Closed After 40 Years Of Service.