Pricing and Economic Regulation

In October 2023, GACA issued new economic regulations which introduce a range of obligations upon airport operating companies. Airports are now governed by the Economic Regulations for Airports which set out the framework governing the economic regulation of airports in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and impose certain obligations on JEDCO. These Regulations govern consultation requirements, the setting of airport charges, slot allocations, service quality, capital investment governance, and the Conditions of Use.

Details relating to the subject areas highlighted above will be shared on this page and via the Airport User Committee, which is a group of representatives of airport users or organizations representing airport users. All airport users and service providers shall have the right to be on the committee or, if they so wish, to be represented on it by an organization appointed to that effect. Please contact [email protected] if you would like further information on this. 

1. Economic Regulations of Airports.
2. GACA BOD Resolution No. (43/644), dated 12/02/2025.

• GACA has approved the Charges for Aeronautical services and Regulated Non-Aeronautical services in Designated Airports including King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah as per the attachment. Updated Charges can be found on our website, or by directly contacting [email protected]
• The Updated Charges will be applicable from 01/07/2025.
• Airlines can settle the Airport Building Charges (ABC) for international flight tickets for travel on (01/07/2025) and onward issued before the date of this circular, by contacting [email protected], and submitting the required documents.
• All Airlines may coordinate directly with [email protected] to benefit from the updated incentives program.
• Further details relating to the implementation of the new regulatory framework, including service quality and capital investment will be shared via the Airport User Committee meetings, to be scheduled in due course.
• Please note that the updated regulated non-aeronautical charges are only applicable to new contracts, and existing ones are unaffected by the changes.