MUSCAT: Jazeera Airways, the budget airline from Kuwait has started its operations to Oman starting from Monday (November 2.).
The first flight from Kuwait landed at Muscat International Airport. According to officials the airline will operate once a week to Muscat.
Commenting on the new route, Rohit Ramachandran, Chief Executive Officer of Jazeera Airways, said, “We are pleased to be flying once again to Muscat and offering additional leisure options to the Kuwait market. Muscat and Oman generally are very popular with Kuwaitis. This is the third new route we have launched during the pandemic which shows that we are making good progress in building back our operations.”
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