Airports and airport groups

More bags and cargo through the same infrastructure, without new capex

Airports earn on every bag and every tonne that moves through the facility. Off-airport acceptance and travel-without-a-bag programmes raise that volume without building another hall. HalaBag is the infrastructure that makes those flows governable.

Buyer: Airport CEO, Commercial Director, Head of Operations

The problem

The constraint is the hall, not the demand

Capacity is capped

Saudi airports handled 140.9 million passengers in 2025. Jeddah ran at 107% of design capacity and Madinah at 137%. The national target is 330 million by 2030.

Revenue follows the bag

Published tariffs charge per departing bag and per tonne of cargo. Volume that cannot enter the hall is revenue that cannot be booked.

Off-airport needs governance

Regulators require licensed operators, screening compliance, contractual liability and agreed SLAs and cut-offs. Programmes stall without a system to enforce them.

Many parties, no single record

Airlines, handlers, operators and ground transport each hold part of the picture. Nobody holds the case.

What HalaBag gives you

What HalaBag gives an airport

Infrastructure for off-airport baggage flows

Home, hotel and city-terminal acceptance run as governed workflows with screening, cut-offs, custody and proof, feeding your hall inside its capacity windows.

Cargo and baggage on one platform

Item-level orchestration for bags and for small cargo consignments through the same providers and the same evidence trail.

Volume growth without capex

Throughput rises at the margin because acceptance moves off-site and arrives sequenced. No new belts, no new hall.

Programme-level visibility

Live volumes, SLA status and exceptions across every airline and operator using the facility.

  • Higher bag and cargo throughput
  • Compliant off-airport programmes
  • Sequenced arrivals into the hall
  • One report across all operators
Proof

Proof

Seven airports, one season

HalaBag handled approximately 1.2 million bags across 7 airports during Hajj 2026 as the technical partner to Saudia's and flynas's initiatives.

Off-airport at national scale

Pilgrims travelled without their bags from home and hotel collection points through airport processing to hotel delivery, with custody confirmed at each hand-off.

Frequently asked questions

HalaBag provides the platform. Licensed operators, handlers and 3PLs perform the physical work under its allocation, custody and SLA governance. Where an airport asks HalaBag to manage the programme, that is a managed service and described as one.

Model a pilot at one terminal

We will size an off-airport acceptance pilot on your traffic, your tariff and your capacity windows.