Air Connectivity Program

The Air Connectivity Program, or ACP, is a Saudi Arabian program based in Riyadh. It works to open air routes to Saudi Arabia and grow air travel to the kingdom. The site calls it the executive enabler of the National Tourism Strategy and the Saudi National Aviation Strategy.

The program streamlines market entry for local and international air travel partners. It develops new routes and supports expansion. The site says it brings together public and private sector groups in tourism and aviation.

The site lists 17 partnered airlines, 69 collaborated routes and 4.8 million generated seats. It also lists a 2025 program year. The site has a route network page where users can filter by continent and airline.

The site lists several route news items. One says flights between Doha and Abha resumed with Qatar Airways, in cooperation with Discover Aseer and Abha International Airport. Another says the program planned direct flights from Stuttgart to Jeddah with Eurowings, twice a week.

A third news item says the program worked with the Al Madinah Region Development Authority and Transavia France on new flights to Madinah. The site says the program's chief executive is Majid Khan.

The office is at 2nd Floor, Building 6, GACA Complex, Riyadh 12519, Saudi Arabia. The site has a contact form that asks for an official work email address. It has links to X and LinkedIn.