Jazeera Airways expands UAE network to 3 cities
Fares start at Dh110 to Al Ain and Dh170 to Abu Dhabi
DUBAI – Kuwait’s Jazeera Airways will resume services to both Abu Dhabi and Al Ain from Thursday 2nd October 2025, with fares starting from as low as $29 (KD9 or about Dh110) for Al Ain and $45 (KD14 or around Dh170) for Abu Dhabi.
The airline is boosting its UAE network to three cities, with Dubai already part of its schedule.
Passengers will be able to book the flights directly on jazeeraairways.com or through the carrier’s mobile app. Abu Dhabi Airports has confirmed preparations to welcome the Kuwaiti low-cost airline, marking a significant addition to the UAE’s autumn travel schedule.
New connections
From 30 October, flights between Kuwait City and Abu Dhabi will operate twice a week using Airbus A320 aircraft, with services on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The Kuwait City to Al Ain route will also run twice weekly on the Airbus A320neo. Jazeera previously operated Al Ain services until August 2020.
Starting October 2, 2025, you can fly directly to Abu Dhabi and Al Ain with Jazeera Airways. We're relaunching our twice-weekly service, giving you even more options to explore the UAE.
— Jazeera Airways (@JazeeraAirways) September 8, 2025
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Timings include a 6pm departure from Kuwait to Abu Dhabi, arriving at 8.40pm, with the return flight leaving at 9.25pm. Al Ain services will depart at 5.50pm from Kuwait, arriving at 8.35pm, before the return flight leaves at 9.20pm.
Jazeera Airways network
The expansion comes alongside Jazeera’s recent launch of thrice-weekly flights to Yerevan, Armenia, in July, and seasonal routes to Abha in Saudi Arabia and Budapest until late September. The airline currently operates a fleet of 24 Airbus A320 and A320neo aircraft from its dedicated Terminal 5 at Kuwait International Airport.
Barathan Pasupathi, CEO of Jazeera Airways, said the move highlights the carrier’s commitment to enhancing regional connectivity, while Abu Dhabi Airports chief Elena Sorlini noted the partnership’s role in supporting growing Gulf mobility.
With the relaunch of these routes, Jazeera Airways further strengthens its presence in the Gulf, connecting Kuwait with three major UAE destinations.