Kuwait-based low-cost carrier Jazeera Airways has announced the introduction of flights to three new destinations in the Indian subcontinent: Peshawar and Sialkot in Pakistan and Coimbatore in South India.
With these new routes, Jazeera Airways now serves 36 destinations, scaling operations to meet growing demand from communities seeking reliable travel options between Kuwait and their home countries.
The airline operates via a dual-base model from Dammam and Qaisumah airports in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, ensuring continuity and operational flexibility.
Pakistan and India remain key markets for Jazeera Airways, home to substantial expatriate populations with strong ties to Kuwait.
The addition of Peshawar, Sialkot, and Coimbatore enhances access to major population centers, supporting both essential travel and community connections.
Barathan Pasupathi CEO Jazeera Airways
“We continue to expand our network with purpose, ensuring that people remain connected when it matters most. Since resuming operations via Saudi Arabia, we have moved over 37,000 passengers. While the operating environment remains highly challenging, our focus is clear: to do everything possible to keep Kuwait connected to the world while maintaining the highest levels of safety. The scale and speed at which our teams have responded reflects both resilience and commitment to the communities we serve.”
The new routes provide passengers with more direct and flexible travel options, whether for family reunions, work commitments, or essential journeys.
Beyond passenger travel, the expansion supports workforce mobility and critical cargo movement, sustaining economic and social links between Kuwait and key regional markets.
Jazeera Airways has also integrated air travel with overland transfers from Kuwait International Fairgrounds Hall No. 8 in Mishref, creating a resilient alternative corridor to maintain seamless connectivity despite operational challenges.
