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To which airport are the flights to Gibraltar (Gibraltar) arranged?

Gibraltar (Gibraltar) flights are organized to Gibraltar Intl. - North Front Airport.

How many hours does it take to travel to Gibraltar (Gibraltar) by plane?

Riyadh - Gibraltar (Gibraltar) 6 hour 20 minutes, Jeddah - Gibraltar (Gibraltar) 5 hour 40 minutes, Dammam - Gibraltar (Gibraltar) 6 hour 30 minutes, Yanbu Al Bahr - Gibraltar (Gibraltar) 5 hour 20 minutes, Abha - Gibraltar (Gibraltar) 6 hour 20 minutes, Jizan - Gibraltar (Gibraltar) 6 hour 20 minutes, Gurayat - Gibraltar (Gibraltar) 4 hour 50 minutes, Qassimiut - Gibraltar (Gibraltar) 5 hour, Al Baha - Gibraltar (Gibraltar) 6 hour, Al Ula - Gibraltar (Gibraltar) 5 hour 10 minutes, Medina - Gibraltar (Gibraltar) 9 hour 40 minutes, Tabuk - Gibraltar (Gibraltar) 5 hour, Taif - Gibraltar (Gibraltar) 6 hour 20 minutes.

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Cheapest Flights to Gibraltar

Best Price

Qatar Airways

15 Jul, Wed22:35

Jeddah – Gibraltar

1d 13h 20m

2 stop

JED–GIB

SAR 3,219

Shortest Flight

Qatar Airways

17 Jul, Fri11:40

Jeddah – Gibraltar

23h 20m

2 stop

JED–GIB

SAR 3,340

Qatar Airways

14 Jul, Tue11:45

Riyadh – Gibraltar

1d 25m

2 stop

RUH–GIB

SAR 4,399

Qatar Airways

22 Jul, Wed21:40

Riyadh – Gibraltar

1d 14h 15m

2 stop

RUH–GIB

SAR 4,910

Last update: 05 July 2026 10:41

About Gibraltar

A British Overseas Territory, Gibraltar is located at the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula. According to the 2012 census the city had a population of 30 thousand. The city’s name means the ‘Mountain of Tariq’, referring to the Rock of Gibraltar, after Tariq ibn-Ziyad, an Umayyad general, led his soldiers into the area.

The peninsula is the only British territory in Europe and has an ethnically rich structure. The region is home to British, Spanish, Genoese, Portuguese individuals, just to name a few. Today, Gibraltar has a growing economy unlike many other countries in Europe that have been stagnating. There is a low unemployment rate and the region’s economy is based on general trade, banking, financial services, communications, online gambling, tourism and maritime activities.