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Jazeera Airways K.S.C is a Kuwaiti airline based at Kuwait International Airport in Al Farwaniyah Governorate, Kuwait.

 

Jazeera Airways operates scheduled services in the Middle East, with its main base located at Kuwait International Airport. Operating services on Airbus A320-200 series aircraft, Jazeera Airways serve over 18 destinations including Egypt, Bahrain, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and United Arab Emirates.

 

Since the launch of Jazeera Airways in 2004, the Kuwait based carrier has grown to be the second national carrier of Kuwait. Jazeera Airways is the largest carrier serving flights out of Kuwait Airport, having handled a quarter of all aircraft movements year on year. Jazeera Airways has been hugely dynamic in popularising low-cost carriers in the Middle East.

 

Jazeera Airways is an IATA-member

 

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Class Fares

 

Jazeera Airways offers business and Economy Class seating.

Economy Class seating has leather seats and shareable TV screens. Business class seats have leather seats with personal TV screens and seat formation of two seats per row.

Jazeera Airways’ Economy Class amenities include 40 kilograms in free baggage allowance for every passenger, a complimentary selection of on board meals that change every month, so our frequent travelers can always count on a new meal experience when flying with us.

 

Business Class travelers get both an upgraded experience and exclusivity, starting with exclusive check-in lines and business lounge access, up to 60 kilograms in free baggage allowance, an exclusive on-board cabin, and in addition to special meals.

 

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News

 

August 2017

 

Jazeera Airways announced a $7.6 million 2Q net profit

Kuwaiti hybrid carrier Jazeera Airways reported a KD2.3 million ($7.6 million) net profit for the 2017 second quarter, an 18.1% improvement over its KD1.9 million net profit in 2Q 2016. The result was driven by a 9.5% rise in revenue to KD14 million, which Jazeera management attributed to higher utilization, better network planning and increased passenger demand.

The airline posted an operating profit of KD2.2 million for the quarter, up 22.9% year-over-year (YOY). Load factor for the quarter increased 1.5% YOY to 73.3%. Passenger yield improved 4.7% YOY.

However, Jazeera Airways’ second-quarter results were not enough to compensate for the airline’s first quarterKD900,000 net loss. For the first-six months of 2017, the airline’s net profit stands at KD1.3 million, down 77.3% from its KD5.7 million net profit for the first half of 2016. Half-year revenue, at KD24.1 million, is down 2.4% YOY. The airline’s half-year KD 1.2 million operating profit is down 65.2% YOY.

 

 

June 2017

 

Jazeera Airways announced it is offering its passengers traditional iftar delights

Kuwait-based Jazeera Airways is offering traditional Ramadan refreshments onboard, staying true to its regional heritage and Ramadan’s spirit of giving and kindness. All Jazeera Airways passengers flying up to 90 minutes before and after Iftar, will be served special Iftar starters such as dates, yoghurt and apricot juice along with the regular meal when they break their fast, either in flight or shortly after.

Economy passengers can look forward to being offered the healthy Iftar starters as part of their on board meals consisting of sandwiches, chocolates and drinks.

For Business passengers travelling to all sectors, the airline has additionally replaced the international dessert on the meal tray with a rich collection of popular Arabic and Kuwaiti sweets namely Mamoul Walnut, Goraiba Kuwaiti and Aish Al Bulbul.

 

 

May 2017

Jazeera Airways announced that it was recently ranked #1 in the region and # 2 on a grand global scale for their 2016 performance on overall punctuality. The airline topped with an average On-Time performance (OTP) of 92.6 percent, in the annual OAG Punctuality League - the industry’s most comprehensive annual ranking of on-time performance (OTP) for the world’s airlines and airports.

The accreditation was judged based on On-Time percentage of flights that depart or arrive within 15 minutes of airline schedule, by the international leader in air travel intelligence.

 

 

April 2017

 

Jazeera Airways announced it is one of three airlines to have achieved the prestigious five-star status for punctuality as part of a new OAG on-time performance accreditation programme. The other two five-star performers were South Africa's Safair and AirBaltic. The new programme recognises and celebrates on-time performance excellence for airports and airlines, regardless of size of geography using an industry led benchmark devised by OAG, the flight information experts.

The 5-star ranking goes to those who have achieved an on-time performance of 90% and above.

 

 

 

August 2016

 

Jazeera Airways opened a new lounge for business class travellers at Kuwait International Airport

The new facility is the only lounge at the airport offering views of the runway. Guests can make use of free Wi-Fi, a wireless printer and a business corner with iPads. Passengers can also enjoy a buffet service, with menus that are updated daily. In February 2016, Jazeera Airways launched a major product enhancement program to boost customer experience through various on-ground and in-flight initiatives.

The program, titled ‘The Next Big Thing’, includes a dedicated remote check-in and long-term parking facility, in-flight broadband service, a dedicated terminal at Kuwait International Airport, and a dedicated business class lounge at Kuwait International Airport.

In June, the company launched flights to the city of Taif, its third destination in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia with three flights a week. In July, Jazeera Airways launched a dedicated business class lounge at Kuwait International Airport. The lounge is part of the ‘The Next Big Thing’ product development program launched by the airline.

 

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Kuwait International Airport 

HUB Airport

 

Kuwait International Airport is located in Farwaniyah, Kuwait, 15.5 kilometers  south of Kuwait City, spread over an area of 37.7 square kilometres .It serves as hub for Jazeera Airways and Kuwait Airways. A portion of the airport complex is designated as Al Mubarak Air Base, which contains the headquarters of the Kuwait Air Force, as well as the Kuwait Air Force Museum.

Airlines that fly from and Kuwait International Airport include KLM,Qatar,Lufthansa ,Etihad,Ethiopian and Air India.

 

 

 

Jazeera Airways Flights Jazeera Airways is Kuwait’s first privately owned airline and has become the country’s national airline and flag carrier. Jazeera Airways was formed in 2005 and has established a route network covering 25 airports in ten countries throughout the Middle East, to India and Turkey, including some of the region’s most popular business and leisure destinations. Jazeera operates a two class no budget operation :Jazeera class where you get your low cost ticket and 20kgs checked and 7kgs carry-on baggage allowance and everything else is extra including food, snacks and drinks. Jazeera Plus is more expensive and passengers occupy the front rows of the aircraft where the centre seat is never allocated allowing more room. Other benefits of the Jazeera plus include a dedicated check in area, lounge facilities, in flight entertainment, a complimentary food box and beverage and 25 kgs baggage allowance. The airline operates from three hubs at Kuwait and Dubai to airports across the network. There are also good connections at these hub airports for passengers travelling between most other towns and cities that Jazeera Airways serve. Jazeera Airways Middle East Flights This airline really fits the "Alternative Airlines" bill. A flourishing low cost airline swimming with some of the biggest fishes in the airline Ocean. Or you could say Jazeera is the biggest fish in it’s own sea! Fancy competing with the likes of Etihad, Qatar, Emirates, Kuwait Airlines, MEA and Gulf Air to name but a few? Jazeera not only fancied it-they actually took these mega carriers head on and are doing rather well, thank you very much. An expanding route network confirms there is a place for a good low cost airline in the oil rich Middle East and that not everyone wants an up market product. If you want a budget flight with excellent service you can probably do no better that Jazeera Airways, we would certainly suggest you try them if you don’t fancy paying the full service airlines high fares. If you don’t mind paying a little more we suggest you book a Jazeera Plus fare and get all the extras included. Jazeera Airways operates a fleet of eight modern Airbus A320-200 aircraft each featuring 165 leather clad seats.