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Agadir – Kuwait Airways has announced the opening of a new route between Kuwait International Airport and Casablanca, marking the return of a key North Africa connection as part of a broader expansion of its international network.
The announcement comes as the Kuwaiti national carrier begins the second phase of a gradual reactivation of its operations, which will see 13 additional destinations reinstated starting next Sunday.
The latest move brings the total number of restored routes to 29, according to converging Kuwaiti media sources.
The renewed Kuwait-Casablanca route is among a wide range of destinations being brought back into service, spanning Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
These include major global hubs such as London, Paris, Madrid, Milan, Istanbul, Dubai, Bangkok, as well as regional cities including Jeddah, Riyadh, Doha, Bahrain, and Cairo.
The expansion also covers several South and Southeast Asian destinations, including Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram, Bangalore, Islamabad, Dhaka, Manila, Colombo, Guangzhou, and Ahmedabad, alongside Sohag in Egypt and Beirut and Amman in the Levant.
Abdulwahab Al Shatti, acting chief executive of Kuwait Airways, said the airline is moving forward with a structured operational plan aimed at ensuring continuity while maintaining efficiency and service quality.
The selection of destinations was guided by market demand and passenger needs, he explained, adding that the carrier is prepared to manage its operations with flexibility under varying conditions.
Al Shatti further emphasized that the ongoing expansion reflects the airline’s efforts to enhance operational performance and improve the overall travel experience for passengers.
For Morocco, the Kuwait-Casablanca connection is expected to strengthen air connectivity between the country and the Gulf region, supporting both passenger travel and business exchanges, particularly as Casablanca remains one of the country’s main international gateways.
