Dubai: Jazeera Airways will strengthen its presence in the UAE from August 10, increasing flight frequencies to Abu Dhabi and Al Ain while continuing its three daily services to Dubai as the Kuwait-based carrier responds to growing travel demand between the two countries.
Under the revised schedule, flights between Kuwait and Abu Dhabi will increase from four to five services, while Al Ain will see its frequency rise from two to three weekly flights. In addition to 21 flights to Dubai, the airline will operate 29 weekly services across the UAE.
The expanded schedule comes at a time when overall market capacity on some routes has declined, with the airline aiming to provide passengers with greater flexibility and more travel options. Jazeera Airways said the UAE remains one of its important regional markets serving business travellers, tourists, expatriates and families travelling between Kuwait and the Emirates.
Paul Carroll, Chief Commercial Officer of Jazeera Airways, said Dubai has been part of the airline’s network for years and continues to play a key role in its regional operations. He added that increasing services to Abu Dhabi and Al Ain while maintaining three Dubai flights reflects the airline’s commitment to strengthening connectivity and supporting customer demand despite changing market conditions.
The enhanced schedule is expected to improve travel convenience for passengers flying between Kuwait and the UAE, offering flexibility for both leisure and business travel. The airline said the additional services reinforce its long-term commitment to the UAE market while supporting tourism, trade and family connections between the neighbouring Gulf countries. Passengers can book the expanded flight schedule through the airline’s website and mobile application ahead of the new services commencing on August 10.
