How to Track Hajj Flights
To track a Hajj flight, get the flight number from the pilgrim or the tour operator, then search it on a live tracker. Hajj flights are busy, and schedules can shift, so keep checking.
Find the flight number
- Ask the pilgrim for the ticket or itinerary.
- If the family does not have it, ask the tour operator or the group leader.
- Remember codeshares: see what is a codeshare flight.
Track it
- Enter the number on the tracking page.
- If the flight is in the air, you will see its position, altitude and speed.
- For airlines such as Saudia and PIA, you can also see all tracked aircraft on their pages.
Flights between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia cross the Arabian Sea, and part of the route may be out of ground-receiver range, so the aircraft may disappear from the map for a while. See why flights disappear.
Expect delays
Mass movements of pilgrims can cause delays at both ends: queues at check-in, immigration and baggage. On return, allow a lot of time before the aircraft arrives and before pilgrims come out; see Hajj return flights and airport pickup.
Share with family
Use the pickup board to share a live flight link.
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