Kuwait Airways also resumed its flights to Assuit, Chennai, Amman, Beirut, and Damascus.
Effective 13 April 2003, Kuwait Airways is partially resuming its operations after the Iraq crisis. KAC Director of Public Relations and Information, Mr. Adel Mohammad Boresly, revealed that KAC has decided to increase its flights on a number of routes and also increase the capacity for some of the routes. The new changes have come about further to studying and evaluating the previous schedule and in the light of the shift in the travel demand as well as the rush in air travel on some of the routes.
Mr. Adel Boresly pointed out that the new schedule is effective from 13 April till 26 April and that during that period the flight operations and the requirement of the travel market will be evaluated. This evaluation is essential for Kuwait Airways to gradually get back to its full operation.
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Kuwait Airways increases flights and partially resumes operation
- Kuwait: Sunday, April 13 - 2003 at 10:41
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With the decision of Kuwait Airways Management to increase its flights, Kuwait Airways now flies five weekly flights to London, three weekly flights to Delhi, four weekly flights to Riyadh and three weekly flights to Jeddah.
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Posted by Anne-Birte Stensgaard, News EditorSunday, April 13 - 2003 at 10:41 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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This article was updated on Wed Sep 17 2003.
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