Al Jazeera increases its flights between Kuwait and Amman to three daily

Jazeera Airways, Kuwait’s leading low-cost carrier, announced an increase in its flights between Kuwait and Amman Civil Airport (ADJ) to three daily services, offering travelers greater flexibility and a wider range of travel options in response to rising demand during the summer season.

In February last year, Jazeera Airways relocated all its operations to the new Amman Civil Airport, making access to the heart of the Jordanian capital faster and easier for passengers. Since launching its flights to Amman Civil Airport, the airline has carried more than 50,000 passengers on this route, reflecting the growing popularity of Jordan as a preferred destination for tourism, study, family and friend visits, and business travel.

Paul Carroll, Head of Commercial at Jazeera Airways, said: “Jordan remains one of the most sought-after destinations in Jazeera Airways’ network. Since we launched our flights to Jordan in 2005, Jazeera Airways has played a pivotal role in connecting families, business travelers, students, and tourists between Kuwait and Jordan.

“Since commencing operations at Amman Civil Airport in February last year, we have carried more than 50,000 passengers on this route, underscoring the strong demand for this destination. By increasing flights to three per day, we reaffirm our commitment to providing our customers with more travel options and greater flexibility.

“The additional flights enhance Jazeera Airways’ destination network and offer travelers more choices during the summer season, catering to the needs of diverse passenger segments.”