Flying with Pride above the clouds, Jazeera Airways unveils special livery to mark Kuwait’s 55th year of independence

In celebration of Kuwait’s 55th National Day and the 25th Liberation Day alongside ten years of its success, Jazeera Airways travelers across major cities in the Middle East will soon be taking off in an aircraft graced by a special livery of Kuwait’s national flag.

The Jazeera Airways flag-themed A320 first took to the skies on February 22 at 5:30 p.m. to Amman, Jordan, and is the first aircraft to mark Kuwait’s February celebrations this year.

Visible to travelers from airport gates and runways across the Middle East, the festive livery  includes a large Kuwaiti flag on the fuselage, flag on the airline’s 10th Anniversary emblem, and text expressing the pride of the airline, “Long Live Kuwait”.

Jazeera Airways is a national airline of Kuwait and a proud successful operator that symbolizes the strength and resilience of Kuwait’s private sector.

The airline, which is celebrating the 10th Anniversary of its first flight this year, is a strong testament to Kuwait’s leadership vision that enabled the establishment of Jazeera Airways as the first non-government owned airline in the Middle East, contributing to the growth in aviation across the region.

Based in Kuwait, airline serves popular destinations in the Middle East. The airline operates a fleet of seven Airbus A320 aircraft with two class cabins comprising a Business Class and an Economy Class. Business Class travelers get both an upgraded experience and exclusivity, starting with exclusive check-in lines, business lounge access, up to 60 kilograms in free baggage allowance, and an exclusive on-board cabin. The airline’s Economy Class offers travelers free baggage allowance of 40 kilograms and free on-board meals.

Jazeera Airways is an IATA-member airline.