‎GACA issues classification for air carriers, airports in May

‎GACA issues classification for air carriers, airports in May ‎GACA issues classification for air carriers, airports in May

​‎

GACA said the total number of complaints submitted by passengers against airlines stood at 2,155 in May 2026

The General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) issued the index for the classification of air transport service providers and airports based on the number of complaints filed by travelers with the authority in May 2026.

Advertisement

The total number of complaints submitted by passengers against airlines stood at 2,155.

First: Classification of National Carriers

Rank

Carrier

Complaints per 100,000 passengers

Complaint handling rate

1

Saudia

43

81%

2

flynas

58

100%

3

Flyadeal

90

99%

Most Frequent Complaints:

1-Flights

2-Tickets

3- Luggage services

Second: Airport Classification

King Khalid International Airport reported the lowest number of complaints among international airports handling more than 6 million passengers annually, with 13 complaints and a timely complaint closure rate of 100%.

International Airports (Over six million passengers annually)

Airport

Complaints per 100,000 Passengers

No. of Complaints

Complaint Handling Rate

King Khalid International Airport

1%

13

100%

International Airports (Less than six million passengers annually)

Airport

Complaints per 100,000 Passengers

No. of Complaints

Complaint Handling Rate

Prince Naif bin Abdulaziz International Airport

1%

1

100%

Domestic Airports

Airport

Complaints per 100,000 Passengers

No. of Complaints

Complaint Handling Rate

King Saud Airport

3%

1

100%

Key Highlights

Metric

Value

Total complaints submitted against carriers

2,155

Carriers with least complaints

Saudia (43 complaints per 100,000 passengers)

Highest complaint handling rate

flynas (100%)

Most frequent complaints

Flights followed by tickets and luggage services

GACA stated that the monthly index is developed to inform travelers about service quality, promote transparency, and encourage healthy competition in the aviation sector.

 

GACA said the total number of complaints submitted by passengers against airlines stood at 2,155 in May 2026

The General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) issued the index for the classification of air transport service providers and airports based on the number of complaints filed by travelers with the authority in May 2026.

The total number of complaints submitted by passengers against airlines stood at 2,155.

First: Classification of National Carriers

Rank

Carrier

Complaints per 100,000 passengers

Complaint handling rate

1

Saudia

43

81%

2

flynas

58

100%

3

Flyadeal

90

99%

Most Frequent Complaints:

1-Flights

2-Tickets

3- Luggage services

Second: Airport Classification

King Khalid International Airport reported the lowest number of complaints among international airports handling more than 6 million passengers annually, with 13 complaints and a timely complaint closure rate of 100%.

International Airports (Over six million passengers annually)

Airport

Complaints per 100,000 Passengers

No. of Complaints

Complaint Handling Rate

King Khalid International Airport

1%

13

100%

International Airports (Less than six million passengers annually)

Airport

Complaints per 100,000 Passengers

No. of Complaints

Complaint Handling Rate

Prince Naif bin Abdulaziz International Airport

1%

1

100%

Domestic Airports

Airport

Complaints per 100,000 Passengers

No. of Complaints

Complaint Handling Rate

King Saud Airport

3%

1

100%

Key Highlights

Metric

Value

Total complaints submitted against carriers

2,155

Carriers with least complaints

Saudia (43 complaints per 100,000 passengers)

Highest complaint handling rate

flynas (100%)

Most frequent complaints

Flights followed by tickets and luggage services

GACA stated that the monthly index is developed to inform travelers about service quality, promote transparency, and encourage healthy competition in the aviation sector.

Add a comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Keep Up to Date with our Weekly Newsletter

By pressing the Subscribe button, you confirm that you have read and are agreeing to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use
Advertisement