Kuwaiti airlines have restarted a limited number of flights from the country’s international airport following its closure due to the Iran war.
An Iranian drone hit Kuwait International Airport’s radar system on March 15.
The Gulf state reopened its airspace on Saturday.
In a post on X, Sheikh Humoud Al-Sabah, the head of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, said the move “comes as part of a carefully studied phased plan to gradually resume air traffic, paving the way for the full operation of the airport in the…