Kuwait's Directorate General of Civil Aviation has announced the resumption of all Kuwait Airways flights through Terminal 4 and all Jazeera Airways flights through Terminal 5 at Kuwait International Airport, after technical teams and the competent authorities completed their damage assessment and took the necessary measures to ensure the safety of operations.
The authority said the decision to resume operations came after field inspections and technical assessments carried out by the competent authorities, in coordination with the various relevant government bodies, to ensure that Terminals 4 and 5 were ready to receive flights and passengers, according to a post on the account of Kuwait's Directorate General of Civil Aviation.
Abdullah Al-Rajhi, the authority's official spokesman, said the inspection and assessment work confirmed that Terminal 5 was free of damage that could affect operational safety or passenger movement, allowing Jazeera Airways flights to resume in accordance with the approved operating procedures and controls.
Kuwait Airways flights also resumed through Terminal 4 after the technical assessments were completed and the necessary measures taken to ensure the building's readiness and the safety of operations.
The authority urged travelers wishing to continue their journeys to coordinate directly with Kuwait Airways or Jazeera Airways, depending on their carrier, to find out flight times and confirm travel details before heading to the airport.
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation stressed that the safety of passengers and staff remains a top priority, noting that it will continue to coordinate with all relevant parties to ensure continuity of operations in line with safety and security standards.
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