Ruling on one who lands by plane in Jeddah and does not enter the state of ihram while passing the miqat

Question:
He says: A person arrived from London by plane and landed in Jeddah, but did not enter the state of ihram before starting his journey, and the plane crew did not alert him when passing the miqat. How should he enter the state of ihram? And if he lands in Jeddah without being in the state of ihram, what is required of him?

Answer:
If he came via the coast, by sea, he should return to Rabigh and enter the state of ihram from Rabigh. As for if he came via the route of al-Madinah, let him return to the miqat of al-Madinah. And as for if he does not know which miqat he passed, coming from the western route, not knowing that he passed neither the miqat of Rabigh nor any other; he enters the state of ihram from Jeddah. But if the plane passes Rabigh, or passes al-Juhfah; his entering the state of ihram is from Rabigh, he returns to it by car, and enters the state of ihram from Rabigh.
And likewise, one who came via the sea, if he passes Rabigh; he enters the state of ihram from Rabigh while he is on the sea. And likewise in the air, if he passes Rabigh in the air, or passes al-Hudaybiyyah if he is from the route of al-Madinah, he enters the state of ihram from where he passes in the air. And if the pilot, the plane's pilot, knows that he did not pass Rabigh, nor did he pass another miqat, but only came from the direction of, meaning: west of Samud, did not pass anything, then his miqat is Jeddah, if he did not pass a miqat before that. Yes.

The presenter : May Allah bless you. This is new information, Your Eminence the Shaykh—may Allah reward you with good—because many people ask: Why do some people enter the state of ihram from Jeddah? So, he enters the state of ihram from Jeddah...?

The Shaykh : One who did not pass a miqat before arriving there in the air. Yes.

The presenter : May Allah bless you, and may Allah reward you with good.