Kuwait has banned until further notice commercial flights to 31 countries it said that it regarded as high risk due to the spread of the coronavirus, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation said on Saturday, according to Reuters.
Kuwait bans flights to 31 Countries with High Risk of Coronavirus
After the opening of international flights from 1st August 2020, Kuwait has banned flights to 31 countries which are at high risk due to the spread of corona virus until further notice, reports Kuwait news agency (KUNA).
The ban was announced the same day Kuwait began a partial resumption of commercial flights. The authorities have said Kuwait International Airport would run at about 30% capacity from Saturday, gradually increasing in coming months.
- Earlier the authority announced that Kuwait International Airport would run only 30% capacity flights in its first phase of 3 phases plan, The first phase to last up to 6 months, remaining phases will be planned gradually in the coming months
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