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New Middle East airline to service Cyprus

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JAZEERA Airways, the Middle East’s first private scheduled airline, has announced it will begin direct flights to Larnaca starting on March 26.

Jazeera will fly direct three times a week from Kuwait, operating brand new Airbus A320s all fitted with leather seats. “We are very pleased to be launching this new destination and to open our expanding network to travellers from the Larnaca International Airport,” said Chairman and CEO, Marwan Boodai. “This new destination brings added travel options to our Kuwaiti leisure travellers who can now look forward to enjoying the amazing culture and entertainment Larnaca has to offer. With a fare of £25 each way, there has never been a better time to explore and enjoy Larnaca” Flights from Kuwait to Larnaca will operate on Monday, Thursday and Saturday. The airline’s website jazeeraairways.com offers online services where travellers can book, pay and reserve their seats online and even change their booking right up to three hours before flight time. Passengers can alternatively book their tickets through the customer support call centres in their cities or through their chosen travel agents. Launched in October 2005, Jazeera Airways serves 19 of the most popular destinations for both business and leisure in the Middle East, North Africa, and the Indian Sub-continent.

 Printable Version  | published Feb 28, 2007