Kuwait's "Jazeera Airways" announced its readiness to resume direct flights between Kuwait and Damascus, reconnecting the two countries after a halt of more than a decade, and the airline affirmed that it is ready to begin operations as soon as the final regulatory approvals are completed.
The announcement comes at a time when several regional airlines have begun relaunching flights to Syria. "Jazeera Airways" said the move comes in response to strong demand from the Syrian community in Kuwait, which numbers more than 200,000 people, in addition to growing interest in reviving trade, cultural and family ties between the two countries.
"Jazeera Airways" affirmed its commitment to the highest safety and operational standards, pointing to its plans to launch daily direct flights to Damascus, while studying the expansion of operations in the future to include other Syrian cities.
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