Jazeera Airways has delayed the resumption of transfer and transit passenger services through Terminal 5 (T5) at Kuwait International Airport until further notice, following a request from the Kuwait Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) to postpone the restart of such operations.

The airline apologised to passengers whose travel plans may be affected, saying eligible customers can request a full refund or change their travel date at no additional cost.

Jazeera Airways said airlines operating through major aviation hubs across the Gulf and wider region have progressively resumed transfer and transit services since March 2026.

It said restoring such connectivity through Kuwait would provide passengers with greater travel options, support the markets it serves and strengthen Kuwait’s regional and international air connectivity.

The airline said it recognises that resuming transfer and transit operations requires coordination and operational readiness from the KCAA.

Jazeera Airways added that it will continue working closely with the authority to support preparations for the eventual restart of services through T5.

The carrier reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Kuwait’s aviation sector and expanding connectivity.

 It said further details on the resumption of transfer and transit services will be announced in due course. -TradeArabia News Service