
Gurayat Domestic Airport serves Qurayyat in the Al-Jawf region of northern Saudi Arabia.
Yes. Gurayat, Guriat and Qurayyat are different spellings of the same city served by Gurayat Domestic Airport.
Saudia and flyadeal operate scheduled flights from Gurayat Domestic Airport.
Yes. Both Saudia and flyadeal fly from Gurayat to Riyadh.
Yes. Saudia flies between Gurayat and Jeddah. Check the schedule for current flight days.
No. Gurayat handles domestic flights. For international travel, connect through Riyadh or Jeddah.
Gurayat Domestic Airport was established in 1974.
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Gurayat Domestic Airport serves the city of Qurayyat, also spelled Gurayat or Guriat, in the Al-Jawf region of northern Saudi Arabia. It uses the IATA code URY and the ICAO code OEGT. The airport was established in 1974 and gives this corner of the country a direct link to the main Saudi cities.
The airport lies outside Qurayyat, a short drive from the city. Qurayyat itself is in the far north of Saudi Arabia, not far from the border with Jordan.
Gurayat has one asphalt runway of about 3,050 metres. That is long enough for the narrow-body jets used on its domestic routes. The terminal is small and geared to a handful of daily departures.
Flights are domestic. Saudia flies to Riyadh and Jeddah, and its sister airline flyadeal also serves Riyadh. From these hubs you can connect to the rest of the Kingdom and to international destinations. Check the current schedule, as timings and frequencies change through the year.
Taxis and private cars are the usual way into Qurayyat. If you are being met, arrange a pick-up time in advance, as public transport options are limited.
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