Kuwait denies resumption of airport transit operations
Dubao: Kuwait’s civil aviation authority has denied reports that transit operations at Kuwait International Airport have resumed, confirming that the suspension remains in force until further notice. Abdullah Al Rajhi, spokesman for the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, clarified that the authority had not coordinated with Jazeera Airways or any other airline on restarting transit services,…
Kuwait's civil aviation authority has firmly denied rumors that transit operations have recommenced at Kuwait International Airport. The suspension of these services is set to continue without alteration until further official notice, according to Abdullah Al Rajhi, a spokesperson for the Directorate General of Civil Aviation. Al Rajhi emphasized that the authority had not consulted Jazeera Airways or any other airline regarding the resumption of transit flights.
He explained that administrative actions had been taken against Jazeera Airways following the airline's announcement and subsequent commencement of transit flights without prior authorization from the civil aviation authority.
Al Rajhi stressed that the suspension measures, aimed at preserving the safety and security of passengers, aircraft, and airports in light of ongoing regional security concerns, remain in effect due to the attacks in the region. The aviation authority affirmed that any future decision to lift the suspension or resume transit services would be communicated officially through its designated channels.
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