Kuwait Denies Resumption of Transit Flights from October 1

News Desk
KUWAIT CITY: The Public Authority for Civil Aviation (PACA) in Kuwait has officially clarified that no transit flights will resume at Kuwait International Airport starting October 1, dismissing widespread rumors circulating across various media platforms.
Official PACA Spokesperson Abdullah Al-Rajhi categorically rejected reports claiming that the Gulf nation was preparing to open its airspace for international transit passengers next month.
He emphasized that any official announcements regarding changes to flight schedules or aviation policies are exclusively communicated through verified state channels.
The clarification comes as a relief to travelers and regional aviation analysts monitoring Gulf transport hubs for updates on post-pandemic flight recoveries and regional connectivity adjustments.
Authorities have urged the public and media outlets to rely solely on authenticated statements issued by civil aviation authorities rather than speculative reports.
Further updates regarding Kuwait’s airspace management and potential phased resumption of transit operations will be announced by PACA in due course, following comprehensive evaluations of operational readiness and regional safety protocols.