Jazeera Airways, the largest airline serving the Middle East out of Kuwait, has inaugurated its new Business Lounge at the Kuwait International Airport (KIA).

The lounge reflects a commitment to delivering exceptional hospitality experiences for premium guests departing on Jazeera Airways’ daily flights from Kuwait.

The Jazeera lounge, located at the ground floor of Jazeera Airways gates area at KIA, next to gate B3, is the most recent innovation in Jazeera Airways’ strategic effort to enhance the travel experience in Kuwait, along with the recently announced terminal building at the airport.

The new Jazeera lounge elevates the Business Class travel on Jazeera Airways, being the only lounge in Kuwait International Airport with an exclusive view of the runway. The lounge offers free broadband wireless internet connection, a business corner with iPads, a wireless printer as well as latest international market updates. The lounge additionally offers a healthy buffet service of freshly prepared delicious bites and drinks that change for every meal, every day.

Moreover, the lounge has a convenient seating plan that offers privacy and space to Jazeera passengers to relax and refresh before their flights.

“We are always keen to exert our utmost efforts in meeting our passengers’ needs as well as our strategic plans to elevate the travel experience in Kuwait and ensure our passengers are well charged before their journey,” said Dr. Mohamed Barakat, vice president Marketing and Product in Jazeera Airways, on the new lounge opening.  

He added: “It gives us great pleasure to be the first Kuwaiti airline providing a dedicated lounge to its business class customers at the Kuwait International Airport and we look forward to bringing more innovative services  that delight our modern passengers.”

The business class lounge is part of the airline’s ‘Next Big Thing’ series of value boosting projects and initiatives tasked with creating a better travel experience on ground and in the air. Other initiatives include the construction of a dedicated passenger terminal, remote-check-in facility, and many other innovative ideas that promise to change the travel experience in Kuwait and the region. - TradeArabia News Service