The Public Authority for Civil Aviation has denied reports that transit flight operations at Kuwait International Airport will begin from October 1, describing the reports as inaccurate.

The authority’s official spokesperson, Abdullah Al-Rajhi, said Tuesday that no airline operating at Kuwait International Airport had been notified or informed of any decision to launch transit flights from the date mentioned.

Speaking to KUNA, Al-Rajhi urged airlines operating at the airport to verify information and regulatory decisions with the competent authorities before issuing or publishing announcements related to air services or operational arrangements.

He stressed that airlines should refer to the Public Authority for Civil Aviation before announcing any new operational procedures or arrangements to ensure that information provided to passengers and the public is accurate and officially approved.

Al-Rajhi also condemned the issuance of inaccurate announcements, warning that such information could cause confusion among passengers and the wider public.

He reaffirmed the authority’s commitment to keeping passengers and the air transport sector informed of approved and official developments. Any decision or development concerning the launch of transit flight operations will be announced officially through the authority’s approved communication channels. – Kuna