Saudi Arabia's Transport General Authority has announced the addition of two new bus routes for passenger transport, aimed at strengthening mobility options for travelers coming from and returning to Kuwait via King Fahd International Airport in Dammam and Al Qaisumah International Airport.
It explained that this step aims to serve travelers entering the Kingdom by land from Kuwait via the Al Khafji and Al Ruqi border crossings who wish to continue their journey by air via the two airports, as well as easing the movement of travelers returning to Kuwait via the same routes, according to a post on the Saudi Press Agency website.
It added that the first route links the Al Khafji crossing with King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, while the second links the Al Ruqi crossing east of Hafar Al Batin Governorate with Al Qaisumah International Airport.
The Authority stated that the two routes will operate 6 direct daily trips in both directions on each route, bringing the total number of scheduled trips to 12 a day. It stressed that this addition is part of its efforts to provide more mobility options for travelers and ease movement between the border crossings with Kuwait and the Kingdom's airports, supporting direct connectivity and raising the efficiency of transport services provided to beneficiaries.
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