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Kuwaiti carrier Jazeera Airways has cancelled plans to resume its seasonal service between Kuwait City and Tivat this year. Operations were initially scheduled to restart in July but were later postponed until August 8. However, the airline has now officially cancelled the route for the remainder of the 2026 summer season. Kuwait continues to feel the impact of renewed fighting in the Middle East. The country's airspace was closed for much of last Saturday, while the majority of foreign airlines have suspended flights to Kuwait until later this week.
Kuwaiti carrier Jazeera Airways has cancelled plans to resume its seasonal service between Kuwait City and Tivat this year. Operations were initially scheduled to restart in July but were later postponed until August 8. However, the airline has now officially cancelled the route for the remainder of the 2026 summer season. Kuwait continues to feel the impact of renewed fighting in the Middle East. The country's airspace was closed for much of last Saturday, while the majority of foreign airlines have suspended flights to Kuwait until later this week.
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ReplyDeleteThis is a HUGE opportunity for Montenegro to send it's own plane to Kuwait! As Delboy Trotter says; "He who dares, wins!"
ReplyDeleteNot surprised.
ReplyDeleteDidn't their airport just got bombed by Iran? That's a little more than "feeling the impact of war"
ReplyDeleteKuwait International Airport was hit by Iranian drones and missiles on June 3, 2026, prior to the implementation of a ceasefire and the outbreak of renewed fighting, which the article refers to.
DeleteI didn't mean my comment as criticism; it just seems like Kuwait's going through quite a bit.
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