Air India Express Restores Full West Asia Network

Air India Express has fully restored its flight network across West Asia with the resumption of services to Salalah in Oman and to Kuwait, the airline announced. The move reconnects all of the carrier's destinations in the region following recent disruptions.

Flights between Kozhikode in India and Salalah resumed on July 2, operating twice weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays. This restoration strengthens air links between southern India and Oman's Dhofar Governorate during its peak Khareef tourism season. Services from Kozhikode to Kuwait restarted on July 3, beginning with one weekly flight before increasing to three weekly flights from July 5. Flights between Bengaluru and Kuwait began on July 4, also starting with one weekly service before expanding to three weekly flights from July 7.

With the Salalah restart, Air India Express now operates from two airports in Oman: Muscat International Airport and Salalah International Airport. The airline has also reinstated its route between Muscat and Mangaluru, effective July 3. From Muscat, the carrier currently operates approximately 40 weekly flights to seven destinations across India.

All of the airline's flights to and from Kuwait...