Abdulaziz Al-Duailej, President of the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA)
Abdulaziz Al-Duailej, President of the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) stated that the Saudi air travel method goes for just 10% of 330 million travelers to be transit travelers by 2030.
This came throughout his involvement at a ministerial session hung on the sidelines of the Wings India 2024 exhibit conference kept in India, SPA reported.
Through the Saudi Aviation Strategy, the Kingdom wishes to cause a significant qualitative shift in air cargo and logistics services to increase the capability of air cargo from 0.8 million loads to 4.5 million loads by 2030, as this represents among the most enthusiastic efforts to bring in worldwide air providers, logistics company and international business to the Kingdom, he included.
Al-Duailej likewise highlighted that the Kingdom understands the huge capacity and appealing chances that the Indian civil air travel market offers and is, for that reason, eager to get involved and gain from connecting India to the world by increasing the volume of air links in between India and the Kingdom, therefore supply a strong basis for establishing relations in between the 2 nations in the future.