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Kuwait Airways

Kuwait Airways is the government owned national airline of the oil rich state of Kuwait.

Kuwait Airways flights

Kuwait Airways is based in Kuwait City and this progressive airline has mow fully recovered from the loss of fifteen aircraft during the hostilities of 1991. Currently it operates world wide to the following destinations: Alexandria, Assiut, Cairo, Luxor, Sharm El Sheik, Dhaka, Ahmedabad, Chennai, Delhi, Kochi, Mumbai, Trivandrum, Islamabad, Lahore, Colombo, Jakarta, Manila, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Bahrain, Manama, Tehran, Amman, Kuwait, Beirut, Oman, Muscat, Qatar, Doha, Dammam, Jeddah, Riyadh, Damascus, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Paris, Frankfurt, Rome, London (London Heathrow Airport), Geneva and New York..

Kuwait Airways competition

The bad news for the airline and the good news for us passengers is that Kuwait Airways fly in the most competitive part of the world with respect to on board service. There is nothing wrong with Kuwait Airways in-flight product but they are having to work hard to keep up with the superb offering of close neighbours, Etihad Airways; newly modernised Gulf Air and the originator of the ‘super-service’ concept, Emirates. Kuwait Airways are a little old fashioned in comparison but worth checking the Alternative Airlines booking engine for some special on-line only prices.

 

 
Blog Highlights
06 August 2010
Today's announcement that Thomson Airways parent company, TUI,  have decided not to put their seat only sales under the UK's CAA ATOL licensing...
03 August 2010
It's awful to see an airline, which was one of the best, deteriorate within a season to one which we say 'book with caution".
29 July 2010
WOW ! what a different airline industry environment India's low cost airlines currently enjoy when compared with Europe's more mature markets.

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