Al Jazeera increases its flights to Egypt to 126 per week

- 16 new weekly flights to Sharm El-Sheikh, Alexandria, Sohag, and Hurghada

- Paul Carroll: Egypt is one of our largest markets, with strong and consistent demand from various traveler segments

- We provide our customers with greater flexibility, broader travel options, and improved connectivity between Kuwait and Egypt’s key destinations

- Our commitment to investing in high-demand markets and supporting the close ties between Kuwait and Egypt remains steadfast

Gulf Air, the leading low-cost carrier in Kuwait, has announced an increase in its flights to the Arab Republic of Egypt, a move that strengthens air connectivity between Kuwait and one of the most popular travel destinations.

The airline is adding 16 new weekly flights to Sharm El-Sheikh, Alexandria, Sohag, and Hurghada, bringing Gulf Air’s total weekly direct flights to Egypt to 126. These flights connect Kuwait with various Egyptian cities, including Cairo, Sphinx, Asyut, and Luxor.

Through this increase in flight frequency, Gulf Air offers greater flexibility and more suitable travel options for passengers, whether they are traveling to visit family and friends, for business, employment, study, or tourism.

Paul Carroll, Head of Commercial at Gulf Air, said: “Egypt is one of our largest markets in our network, with strong and consistent demand from various traveler segments visiting for tourism or to see family and friends. By increasing flights to Sharm El-Sheikh, Alexandria, Sohag, and Hurghada, we are providing our customers with greater flexibility, broader travel options, and improved connectivity between Kuwait and Egypt’s key destinations. This increase reflects our ongoing commitment to investing in high-demand markets and supporting the close relationship between Kuwait and Egypt.”