Kuwait Airways has announced that it will resume scheduled flights to and from Cairo starting Thursday, March 26, operating via Dammam Airport in Saudi Arabia.
The airline will run four flights each week on Saturdays, Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays. Passengers will be transported by company buses from Kuwait to Dammam Airport, and residents will need to obtain a Saudi transit visa for the journey.
Royal and Business Class passengers can also request limousine service from their homes to Khairan Mall, which serves as the departure point for the land transfer.
Check-in will begin 24 hours before departure at a designated terminal in Khairan Mall. Passengers must arrive early, as the final bus to the Nuwaiseeb border crossing will leave eight hours before the flight.
Kuwait Airways has set up special arrangements at Khairan Mall to ensure passenger comfort and safety, including baggage processing and ticketing for land transport. All travel procedures will be completed at King Fahd International Airport in Dammam before flying onward to Cairo.
The airline stated that it is continuing to adapt its operations to ensure smooth travel, working closely with authorities to provide reliable alternatives.
Tickets can be booked through the call center, WhatsApp service, or Kuwait Airways sales offices.
