Posted: 1 December No comments yet. The first phase of RSI was design validation, so we supported RSG as they went through the design process for the airport. We validated things more from an operational perspective than we did an architectural perspective. The second phase was a commissioning phase. The reason Red Sea Global decided to construct RSI is to ensure a consistent level of service between the destination and the airport.
So, the focus was on making that seamless, ensuring guests are being treated to a five-star experience from the moment they land. The five departure suites at RSI are arranged as a series of pods.
With a focus on providing a personalised and luxurious atmosphere, the pods are designed as smaller, intimate spaces to enhance passenger comfort and to provide the ambience that you would expect in a five-star hotel. Each pod will feature spacious waiting areas on the ground floor where passengers will enjoy a relaxed, comfortable seating space and be treated to complimentary Saudi coffee and dates.
There will also be a lounge on the mezzanine level available to passengers travelling in first or business class. The experience for the passengers will be really unique, and one they would not have at other airports.
The Red Sea International Airport is designed to feel like a private terminal and to reduce the dwell time of the passenger as much as possible through innovative services and technologies. Credit: Red Sea International.
