Kuwait Airways ranks 8th in punctuality
MUSCAT: Kuwait Airways ranked eighth in punctuality among 175 international airlines, according to a report by the British Aviation Company (OAG), which is specialised in checking the productive performance of the civil aviation sectors.
“We are honoured by the latest report issued by the world’s most credible agencies in evaluating the performance of airports and airlines in the world,” chairman of Kuwait Airways Board of Directors, Yousef Al-Jassem, said.
Yousuf Al-Jassem pointed out that the results of the report showed that the rate of the punctuality of Kuwait airways was 88% in July this year. Further, he noted that being the eighth place among the 175 major international airlines affirms the good application of time-bound policies adopted by the board of directors and implemented by the executive management efficiently and professionally. Yousuf Al-Jassem stressed the company’s endeavour to achieve more, to acquire the satisfaction of its customers in various fields, and to complete its leading role
Being the 8th place among the 175 major international airlines affirms the good application of time-bound policies adopted Kuwait Airways management
in the field of civil aviation at both Arab and international levels.
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