Tourism Breaking News
Kuwait Airways will operate three flights a week to Madrid, Spain, commencing 26 October 2025 on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. Kuwait Airways Chairman, Captain Abdulmohsen Al-Fagaan stated, “Kuwait Airways is pleased to announce the resumption of its flights to Madrid, one of the most popular destinations among our valued passengers. Madrid is distinguished for its pleasant climate and rich blend of tourism, sports, heritage, and cultural attractions, including ancient archaeological sites, that attract tourists.” Al-Fagaan added, “The resumption of the Madrid route aligns with Kuwait Airways’ strategic plans and studies on the feasibility of these markets and destinations, as well as the extent of customer demand for them, and their benefits to Kuwait Airways. The company continues to make steady progress toward diversifying its global network and launching new destinations.”
Al-Fagaan pointed out that the national carrier of the State of Kuwait strives to meet the expectations of its valued customers by launching varied destinations and expanding its reach around the world to provide passengers with diverse travel options. It is worth noting that Kuwait Airways established in 1954, operates a modern and diverse fleet comprising the latest type of aircraft from the world’s leading manufacturers—Airbus and Boeing. The fleet is equipped with cutting-edge technology and advanced features that align with the best international aviation standards, including state-of-the-art inflight entertainment systems and designed seating specifications to suit the needs of the national carrier’s customers. Kuwait Airways takes pride in employing some of the region’s most skilled and experienced professionals across various technical specializations, reflecting the airline’s commitment to operational excellence. In addition, Kuwait Airways strives to attain the highest levels of quality in customer service and to develop the company’s operational system in line with the latest developments in the commercial air transport sector.
