JEDDAH – King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah of Saudi Arabia is expected to handle 782 flight movements on November 7, 2026, according to data from flight-tracking platform Flightradar24.
The airport is scheduled to manage 402 arriving flights and 380 departures throughout the day, reflecting a busy schedule of air traffic.
The projected figures indicate that arrivals will slightly outnumber departures, with the airport expected to accommodate hundreds of flights during the day.
However, the Jeddah airport has recorded 37 delayed flights and seven cancellations on November 7.
The airport’s latest operational figures showed that approximately nine percent of flights were delayed, while two percent were cancelled during the day.
The average flight delay stood at 14 minutes, indicating relatively minor disruptions to airport operations.
The airport’s disruption index was recorded at 1.4, classified as low and showing a downward trend.
Meanwhile, a flight from Lahore to Jeddah is scheduled to depart at 4:25pm on Saturday, November 7, 2026, according to the available flight information.
The flight, operating with a Boeing 777-200 (B772) aircraft bearing registration AP-BMH, is scheduled to arrive in Jeddah at 8:20pm.
