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Kuwaiti airline, Jazeera Airways announced that it will go live with its service to Bengaluru from November 3. It will make two weekly flights to the city— Thursdays and Saturdays with a one-way ticket price starting from ₹19,999.
According to the airline, the launch of their services in Bengaluru is a part of their expansion in India, which flies to all destinations available under the bilateral arrangement between the two countries. Jazeera Airways started its operations in India in 2017 and currently flies to/from eight destinations which include Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Kochi, Chennai, and Ahmedabad.
In addition to 30 direct services to Kuwait, it also connects flights from India to Turkey, Georgia, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and UAE, said the company.
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Jazeera Airways operates commercial and cargo flights. The airline flies to over 50 popular destinations across the Middle East, Central and South Asia, Africa, and Europe.
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