Kuwait's Jazeera Airways will resume transit services and connecting flights through the Jazeera Terminal T5 at Kuwait International Airport from 1 October 2026, across a network of more than 45 destinations.
The airline announced the resumption of the services at a meeting with trade partners and customers that discussed plans to strengthen connections between destinations in its network via Kuwait, according to a post on Jazeera Airways' LinkedIn account.
Resuming transit and connecting services allows travelers to continue their journeys via Kuwait to a number of markets, including the Indian subcontinent, Saudi Arabia, the Levant, Africa and the Gulf Cooperation Council countries.
The airline said the continued expansion of its network and the addition of new destinations will offer more options for travelers wishing to connect via Kuwait.
The resumption of connecting and transit services is part of Jazeera Airways' plans for the next phase of growth in its operations and for increasing travel options via Kuwait International Airport. Jazeera Airways opened bookings for connecting flights on its website and app from the date of the announcement.
To view the post on Jazeera Airways' LinkedIn account, click here.
