Riyadh Starts Silent Airport Era

King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh has launched the first phase of the "Silent Airport" project, aimed at reducing noise and improving the travel experience by decreasing voice announcements inside Terminal 5, while relying more heavily on digital screens. This program seeks to create a quieter environment for travelers as part of efforts to develop the facilities and contribute to a global trend toward noise reduction in travel halls. This initiative is part of a broader plan to develop King Salman International Airport, one of the largest airport projects worldwide, which aims to handle 120 million passengers annually by 2030 and 185 million by 2050. The project includes the construction of an integrated system of facilities and buildings, with goals of establishing Riyadh as a global hub for aviation and digital services, supporting trade and tourism. It reflects Saudi Arabia's broader strategy to enhance its presence as a major air hub and to invest in airport infrastructure.

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