KATHMANDU: Kuwait Airways will resume its regular flights to Nepal from Tuesday in the next week (May 26) after suspension due to Iran–Israel–US tensions.

The airline will operate flights twice a week, every Tuesday and Thursday, from Kathmandu to Kuwait using an Airbus A330-800 with a capacity of 235 passengers.

The service, previously halted on February 28, will mainly serve stranded passengers and those unable to travel earlier.

Passengers with unused tickets can contact the airline for rescheduling.

All flights will operate from Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu.