Kuwait Airways has announced that flights to and from the Jordanian capital, Amman, will resume via King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, starting on 5 April 2026.
Acting chief executive Abdulwahab Al-Shatti said the Amman service reflects the airline’s commitment to providing varied, flexible travel options under the current circumstances. It also meets growing demand in the local market, particularly from students studying in Jordan, according to a post on the Kuwait News Agency’s Facebook page.
Al-Shatti added that Kuwait Airways continues to expand travel options by adding destinations to its network, which includes London, Cairo, Istanbul and Lahore, demonstrating its commitment to meeting passengers’ needs.
He said the airline continues to implement its operational plans efficiently to ensure smooth travel, adopting a flexible approach that responds to operational changes and maintains service readiness.
The airline has recently prepared the resources needed to accept travel requests and operate flights to selected destinations. It has also introduced a service allowing residents to apply for a Saudi visa, subject to advance booking.
Kuwait Airways also offers a limousine service for Royal and Business Class passengers exclusively to and from Al Khiran Mall. Economy Class passengers can use the service at specified rates and under its terms and conditions. Al-Shatti stressed that the airline is working continuously with relevant authorities inside and outside Kuwait to secure the best operational solutions.
He added that, in cooperation with Al Khiran Mall, the airline will offer passengers exclusive deals at selected brands, allowing them to shop at special prices before departure. Bookings are available through the customer service call center on 171, via WhatsApp on 009651802050, or at sales offices.
To view the Kuwait News Agency’s Facebook post, click here.
