As we closed 2025, I found myself reflecting on a year that marked a turning point for Red Sea International Airport (RSI) not only in our operational growth, but in how we are redefining what a modern, sustainable airport can and should be.
This was the year we strengthened our position as the gateway to two of the world’s most ambitious regenerative tourism destinations. Through new global partnerships, major sustainability milestones and enhanced passenger experiences, 2025 has brought RSI closer to its mission to offer seamless, future-ready aviation that protects the environment while elevating connectivity across the region and beyond.
Our progress in 2025 was driven first and foremost by the strength of our airline partnerships. Welcoming Qatar Airways and BeOnd onto our growing route network has expanded access to The Red Sea destination, and soon to AMAALA, and connected our airport to key global hubs. These partnerships reinforce our commitment to bringing the world closer to two of Saudi Arabia’s most visionary destinations and to doing so through operational excellence and shared ambition.
With every new route introduced this year, we have not only broadened our connectivity, but enhanced the visitor experience, creating smoother, more efficient and more enjoyable journeys through our airport. We have a clear and measured growth trajectory, with an aim to scale our approximately 20 flights per week to 60 flights by 2030. More
