Jazeera Airways will expand its UAE network from August 10 by increasing flight frequencies to Abu Dhabi and Al Ain, while continuing to operate three daily services to Dubai.

The move will increase the Kuwait-based airline’s UAE schedule to 29 weekly flights, strengthening connectivity between Kuwait and the Emirates as it responds to demand despite reduced overall market capacity.

Jazeera Airways, Kuwait’s leading low-cost carrier, announced that from August 10 it will increase:

• Abu Dhabi flights from four to five weekly services
• Al Ain flights from two to three weekly services

The airline will continue operating three daily flights to Dubai, equivalent to 21 weekly services.

In total, Jazeera Airways will operate 29 weekly flights across the UAE.

According to the airline, the additional frequencies come at a time when overall market capacity has declined.

Jazeera Airways said the expansion reflects its confidence in the UAE market and its commitment to providing customers with greater choice and flexibility.

The UAE remains one of the airline’s largest regional markets, serving business travellers, leisure passengers, expatriates and families travelling between Kuwait and the Emirates.

Paul Carroll, Chief Commercial Officer of Jazeera Airways, said: “Dubai was one of Jazeera’s first routes when we launched operations over 20 year ago and UAE continues to be one of our most important markets. Increasing our Abu Dhabi and Al Ain frequencies while maintaining three daily flights to Dubai reflects our commitment to providing customers with greater choice, flexibility and reliable connectivity. At a time when overall market capacity has declined, we remain focused on supporting demand and strengthening the links between Kuwait and the UAE.”