Saudi Aramco

About the Company

Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco) is the world's largest oil company by revenue and reserves, headquartered in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. Through its subsidiary Aloula Aviation (formerly Mukamalah), Aramco operates one of the world's largest corporate aviation departments, managing over 40 aircraft, including Boeing 737-700/800s, a Boeing 767-200ER, Embraer 170s, Gulfstream G550s, and Leonardo AW139 helicopters.

The company operates its own exclusive general aviation terminal at King Fahd International Airport (OEDF) in Dammam and independently manages nine airports and over 300 helipads throughout the Kingdom. Key private airports include Abqaiq (OEBQ), Ras Tanura (OERT), Haradh (OEHR), Shaybah (OESB), and Khurais (OEKN).

The aviation division supports employee transport to remote oil fields, offshore platforms in the Persian Gulf, and executive travel, with frequent destinations including Riyadh (OERK), Jeddah (OEJN), Yanbu (OEYN), and Abha (OEAB).