“Mega Hub of the Skies: Inside the World’s Largest Airport”

The world’s largest airport by land area is King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, Saudi Arabia. Spread across about 780 square kilometers, it is larger than many cities. Opened in 1999, the airport serves both domestic and international passengers and plays a key role in connecting Saudi Arabia with the world. Its vast complex includes multiple terminals, a royal terminal, mosques, residential areas, and extensive cargo facilities. Designed to handle future growth, the airport reflects the scale and ambition of modern aviation infrastructure, symbolizing how airports today are not just transport hubs but self-contained cities supporting global travel and trade.