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Emirates has restarted its passenger operations between Dubai and Kuwait, bringing back direct connectivity on the important Gulf route following a period of disruption.
The airline is currently operating one daily service in each direction, with the route served by its Airbus A350 aircraft. Emirates’ official schedule lists EK857 from Dubai International Airport to Kuwait International Airport and EK858 on the return sector. The Dubai–Kuwait flight takes approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes, while the return journey is around 1 hour and 45 minutes.
The resumption restores a key connection between the UAE and Kuwait and provides passengers with convenient access to Emirates’ wider international network through Dubai. The airline had previously operated multiple daily flights on the route before regional disruptions led to schedule reductions.
The return of the service with the Airbus A350 also highlights Emirates’ continued deployment of its next-generation aircraft across its network. The A350 offers updated cabin features and is part of the airline’s broader fleet modernization programme.
With the Dubai–Kuwait link now back in operation, passengers have another direct travel option between the two major Gulf cities. Travellers are advised to check their flight status before departure, as regional schedules can remain subject to operational changes.
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