What is the ruling on one who arrives from Riyadh by plane and was prepared to recite the talbiyah for 'Umrah, but the announcer did not announce the arrival at the miqat?

Question:
The questioner says: I came from Riyadh by plane, and while on the plane I was prepared to recite the talbiyah for 'Umrah if I heard the plane’s announcer announce our arrival at the miqat. But the announcer did not announce it, and I did not notice to recite the talbiyah until I arrived in Jeddah. So what did I do?

Answer:
If his intention with the talbiyah was to enter the state of ihram, and the intention was not formed except from Jeddah, then he has passed the miqat. In that case, he owes a fidyah (ransom payment), but his 'Umrah is valid and his ihram is valid. However, he owes a fidyah to make up for the deficiency that occurred by passing the miqat without entering ihram. As for if he was already in ihram at the miqat, but did not recite the talbiyah until he arrived in Jeddah, this talbiyah is a sunnah (recommended practice); it is not obligatory. The matter concerns the intention of the heart, whereas the talbiyah with the tongue is a sunnah (recommended practice). If he does it, it is better, and if he leaves it, his ihram is valid. Yes.