Saudi Arabia Is Building the World’s Biggest Airport But Will It Ever Be Used?

Saudi Arabia is building the world’s biggest airport named King Salman International Airport (KSIA), a $30 billion megaproject near Riyadh with six runways and plans to handle 185 million passengers annually. It’s the centerpiece of Vision 2030, aimed at transforming the country’s economy beyond oil. But with stiff competition from Dubai and Doha, and no proven demand yet, many are asking: will it ever be used?

In this video, we explore the scale of the project, the risks involved, and what’s really at stake for Saudi Arabia’s future.

00:00 The World’s Biggest Airport
01:12 The Airport Bigger Than a City
02:34 Vision 2030: The Bigger Plan Behind the Airport
04:03 A Futuristic, Smart, and Green Design
05:19 The Real Question: Will People Actually Come?
06:45 If One Fails, All Fail
08:01 Bold Vision or Billion-Dollar Mirage?
08:53 Final Thoughts: Soaring Dreams or Empty Runways?

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