By Admin 
India has increased the flight rights of Kuwait, the country of the Middle East. The number of weekly seats between India and Kuwait was earlier 12,000, which has now been increased by 50 percent. After this, the airlines of both countries will be able to use 18,000 seats per week.
The agreement was signed by India’s aviation secretary Sameer Kumar Sinha and Kuwait DGCA President Sheikh Humud Al-Mubarak. Kuwait received more bilateral agreements after 18 years, when its capacity was increased from 8,320 to 12,000.
Kuwait Airways on top with 54 weekly flights
This increase has happened at a time when the airline of both the countries had made full use of its sanctioned seats long ago. Air India Express, Akasa, IndiGo, Jazeera Airways and Kuwait Airways operate about 40 flights per day between the two countries. Kuwait Airways is the largest operator with 54 weekly flights, followed by IndiGo with 36 flights.
Due to the increasing demand of passengers, Kuwait, especially Dubai, was demanding an increase in bilateral visits like many other areas of the Middle East. In the last one year, India has signed new air services agreements with Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and Uzbekistan.
Modi government’s decisions in the interests of Indian aviation companies
The Modi government has been adopting a policy for bilateral relations since 2014, which keeps in mind the interests of Indian airlines and is taking steps to increase their stake in international traffic coming and going into the country. The steps taken include large -scale capital expenditure to increase the capacity of Indian airports so that they can become a large global center.
This includes giving new airlines like Air India and AI Express to fly a chance to fly and despite the huge obstacles of the global supply chain.
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