In a major relief for travelers, Kuwait Airways has announced the resumption of commercial flights to Lahore via Dammam, starting April 1, boosting connectivity between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.

The airline confirmed that the Saudi Arabia–Pakistan flights will operate twice weekly, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, providing a convenient travel option for passengers commuting between the Gulf region and Pakistan.

Flexible Operations and Improved Passenger Services

According to acting CEO Abdulwahab Al-Shatti, the airline is adopting a flexible operational strategy aimed at responding to evolving travel conditions while enhancing passenger service readiness.

He emphasized that the relaunch of the Lahore flight route via Dammam reflects Kuwait Airways’ commitment to restoring international connectivity and meeting growing travel demand.

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Saudi Visa Facility for Travelers

In a move to further facilitate passengers, Kuwait Airways has also introduced a Saudi visa application service. This facility is available to travelers who pre-book flights with the airline, making it easier for residents to transit through Saudi Arabia.

The initiative is expected to benefit Pakistani expatriates and other travelers seeking smoother transit options through the region.

Boost to Regional Travel and Connectivity

The resumption of these flights is seen as a positive step for Pakistan–Saudi Arabia travel, particularly for business travelers, expatriates, and families. It also highlights improving aviation activity across the Middle East as airlines continue to expand routes post disruptions.