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Jazeera Airways launches flights to Lahore
May 14 - Kuwaiti carrier Jazeera Airways launched its flight between Kuwait and Lahore, Pakistan on Wednesday. The inaugural flight left from Kuwait International Airport to the first Pakistani destination, Lahore. Speaking on the Occasion, the airline’s CEO Stefan Pichler said: "In keeping with Jazeera Airways’ vision to expand our regional network, we are very pleased to inaugurate our latest non-stop route to Lahore. Our convenient schedules and frequent flights combined with great low fare travel will enable those working away from home in Kuwait or the Middle East to travel home and visit family and friends with greater ease."
The flight will operate three times a week on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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