The Directorate General for Civil Aviation (DGCA) has announced the rescheduling, transfer, and cancellation of several flights at Kuwait International Airport due to ongoing regional developments impacting air traffic and passenger safety.

According to an official DGCA statement issued on Friday, the authority is actively coordinating with all airlines operating in and out of Kuwait to manage affected flight schedules. Passengers are advised to stay in contact with their respective airlines for the latest updates.

As part of immediate precautionary measures, Jazeera Airways has temporarily suspended all flights to and from Iran until further notice. This decision follows increased regional instability that may impact flight operations and passenger safety.

The airline stated in a press release that it is monitoring the situation closely and will provide real-time updates to affected passengers. Customers are encouraged to check the airline’s official communication channels for the latest developments.

This is not the first time regional tensions have disrupted air travel. Similar measures were observed during previous conflicts when Kuwait’s airspace safety was temporarily impacted, prompting authorities to reroute or cancel flights.

Travelers are urged to confirm flight details before heading to the airport. Flight status updates can also be accessed through the DGCA official website and individual airline portals.