WELFARE KERALA KUWAIT SECOND CHARTER FLIGHT ARRIVES IN KUWAIT

  • 11/09/2021

Kuwait City: The second charter flight prepared by Welfare Kerala Kuwait has arrived in Kuwait to provide relief to expatriates who have been stranded for a long time due to travel restrictions in the Covid situation. The passengers left Nedumbassery International Airport at 10 am Indian time on Friday and reached Kuwait via Ras Al Khaimah at 3 pm. 


The charter flight was chartered by Indigo Airlines from Kochi to Ras Al Khaimah and from there to Kuwait by Jazeera Airways. This charter flight is a great relief to the expats who are looking for many ways to return to Kuwait. Welfare Kerala Kuwait was spreading the wings of hope to the expatriates who were worried that their livelihood would be cut off. About 150 people, including those whose visas are about to expire, have returned to Kuwait after a long wait. 

The minimum quota for airlines from India to Kuwait has been fixed. Therefore, tickets are not available for those who need to return immediately. This charter flight is a great relief to all of them. The first charter flight prepared by Welfare Kerala Kuwait arrived in Kuwait on September 2. Officials at the time announced that they would continue to provide charter flights for expatriates who needed to return immediately. Welfare Kerala Kuwait has made it a reality through its second charter flight project.

The first charter flight prepared by Welfare Kerala Kuwait arrived in Kuwait on September 2. Officials at the time announced that they would continue to provide charter flights for expatriates who needed to return immediately. Welfare Kerala Kuwait has made it a reality through its second charter flight project. 

The project was led by Khalil Rahman, Safwan, Anwar Saeed, Girish Wayanad, Laik Ahmed, Anwar Shaji, Rafeeq Babu, Shafeer Abubaker, Shaukat Valanchery, Gafoor MK, Vishnu Natesh, Rashid Khan, Aftab and Anian Kunju. 

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