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King Fahd International Airport

International airport serving Dammam in Saudi Arabia.

Dammam Airports Company has operated King Fahd International Airport since 1 July 2017; the Dammam hub can handle 12.6 million passengers a year.

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Background

King Fahd International Airport is the main international airport for Dammam and Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province. It uses the IATA code DMM and serves domestic and international passengers travelling for business and leisure. Its location links the province's main urban and industrial centres with the wider Saudi and international air networks.

Dammam Airports Company took over the airport's operation and management on 1 July 2017. The company is based in Dammam and belongs to the state-owned Matarat Holding group. The operator gives the airport an annual capacity of 12.6 million passengers. Its DMM code identifies the airport in airline timetables and baggage systems worldwide.

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Reference

What is King Fahd International Airport's passenger capacity?
The operator states an annual capacity of 12.6 million passengers.Source: https://uat.dammamairports.sa/en/our-airports/king-fahd-international-airport
Who operates King Fahd International Airport?
Dammam Airports Company has operated and managed the airport since 1 July 2017.Source: https://uat.dammamairports.sa/en/our-airports/king-fahd-international-airport
What is King Fahd International Airport's code?
Its IATA airport code is DMM.Source: https://uat.dammamairports.sa/en/our-airports/king-fahd-international-airport
Where is King Fahd International Airport?
King Fahd International Airport is in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, and serves the Eastern Province.Source: https://kfia.sa/Contact-Us
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