Mangaluru (Karnataka) [India], April 9 : Jazeera Airways operated a special flight on the Kuwait-Mangaluru-Kuwait sector via Dammam here on Thursday.
The flight, J9 3417 from Dammam to Mangaluru, arrived at 4:25 pm carrying 181 passengers, including 11 infants. The aircraft was captained by Jimmy Moussa and had a four-member crew on board.
On the return leg, flight J9 3418 departed Mangaluru at 6:10 pm with 151 passengers, including one infant.
The airline facilitated passengers' travel between Kuwait and Dammam via road transport. Similarly, on the return journey, passengers will travel back to Kuwait by road after disembarking at Dammam.
Notably, Jazeera Airways had earlier operated flights to Mangaluru during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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