Kuwait Airways reschedules most flights after airspace closure

Kuwait Airways has rescheduled most flights after the country's airspace closure on July 18. The airline is informing passengers about flight changes via notifications and text messages. Passengers are advised to check their booking status and m...

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Kuwait Airways has announced that it has rescheduled most of its flights after the country's airspace was closed on Saturday, July 18, leading to disruption in flight operations. The airline has asked passengers to check the latest status of their bookings as the situation develops.

In a statement posted on X, the national carrier said most scheduled flights had been rescheduled because of the airspace closure.

The airline said it will send notifications and text messages to the phone numbers registered in passengers' bookings to inform them about any changes to their flights.


"Kuwait Airways announces to its esteemed customers the rescheduling of most flights due to the closure of the airspace today, Saturday, July 18, 2026," the airline said.


Passengers advised to check flight status

The carrier advised passengers to monitor flight updates before travelling to the airport and use its customer service channels for assistance.

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Travellers in Kuwait can contact the airline by dialling 171, while those calling from outside the country can reach customer service at +965 24345555 or 171. Assistance is also available through WhatsApp at +965 1802050.

The announcement comes as airlines across parts of the Middle East continue to face operational challenges due to airspace restrictions linked to regional security concerns.
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