Kuwait Airways announces the resumption of Cairo flights starting March 26 via Dammam; Travel procedures to follow from Al-Khiran Mall World News –

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Kuwait Airways announces the resumption of Cairo flights starting March 26 via Dammam and the continuation of travel procedures from Al-Khiran Mall.

Kuwait Airways is set to reconnect passengers with Cairo after a short interruption, announcing the resumption of flights to the Egyptian capital from March 26, 2026. The airline has outlined a revised operating route and reaffirmed current travel procedures, signaling an orderly return to service. The national carrier confirmed that flights to Cairo International Airport will resume on March 26, 2026, restoring a key regional link. Operations will be routed through King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, reflecting the revised flight path with the return of services. This guidance forms an essential part of the airline’s operational plan for this sector. The airline also clarified that passenger travel procedures will remain unchanged.

All relevant procedures and procedures will continue to be carried out by Al Khiran Mall, in line with the directives previously issued through official communication channels. This maintains the continuity of ground operations despite the modification of the directive.

Passengers wishing to travel on the resumed service can book tickets by visiting Kuwait Airways sales offices or by contacting the customer service center via phone or WhatsApp. The airline’s latest update provides a clear schedule and practical details for passengers planning flights between Kuwait and Cairo.

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