UAS Completes Global Hajj Operations with Service Delivery Across Three Continents – UAS is proud to announce the successful execution of its extensive support services for Hajj 2025, delivering a seamless travel experience to thousands of pilgrims across Asia, Africa, and Europe.
Demonstrating operational excellence and global reach, UAS assisted in the journeys of a total of 133,028 Hajj pilgrims, working closely with operators, government agencies, and airport authorities to ensure every journey was managed with operational precision and spiritual sensitivity.
Operational highlights include a total of 845 sectors served; 31 origin and destination airports covered; a total of 2,516 flight permits obtained, and 2,083 dedicated handling services provided for aircraft, crew and pilgrims.
Global Reach – Pilgrims Served by Country:
- Indonesia: 87,567 pilgrims
- Kyrgyzstan: 2,500 pilgrims
- Tajikistan: 3,500 pilgrims
- Uzbekistan: 5,975 pilgrims
- Guinea: 7,459 pilgrims
- Sierra Leone: 1,963 pilgrims
- Chad: 6,708 pilgrims
- Niger: 13,154 pilgrims
- Netherlands: 326 pilgrims
- Belgium: 2,094 pilgrims
- France: 1,626 pilgrims
- Germany: 156 pilgrims
From check-in to final departure, UAS’s dedicated Hajj services included full-spectrum trip support such as passenger handling, CIQ facilitation, ramp coordination, fuel management, FPL filing, permit acquisition, crew logistics, and more — all tailored to the unique demands of Hajj operations.
“Hajj operations are among the most complex in the aviation calendar and also require a lot of sensitivity. Our team is proud to support the sacred journey of so many pilgrims, offering operational precision while honouring the spiritual significance of the experience,” said Omar Hosari, Founder and CEO of UAS.
“This milestone reflects not only our operational capability but also our commitment to ensuring safe, dignified, and seamless experiences for travellers from across the globe,” he added.
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