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Saudi airport operator Cluster2 achieves new record with 1.73m travelers in July

Saudi airport operator Cluster2 achieves new record with 1.73m travelers in July

  • Company seeing a surge in traffic as part of its strategy to enhance network sustainability and boost tourism
  • Kingdom’s air traffic saw notable increases, with 446,000 flights in first half of 2024
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