SolitAir expands reach with cargo flights between Dubai and Kuwait
New service enhances regional logistics with diverse cargo offerings
Appoints Al Hayat International as GSA partner in the country
SolitAir, the UAE’s dedicated cargo airline operating express daily scheduled airport-to-airport services across the Global South, has announced the launch of its new scheduled service from Dubai World Central (DWC) to Kuwait International Airport (KWI).
The new route marks a strategic expansion into the Kuwaiti market, further strengthening SolitAir’s position as a key logistics enabler for freight forwarders, integrator airlines, and e-commerce platforms across the Middle East and beyond.
The airline currently transports a wide variety of cargo to and from Kuwait, including perishables, electronics, courier shipments, general cargo and dangerous goods highlighting SolitAir’s capability to handle complex and sensitive shipments with efficiency and care.
SolitAir will operate the route connecting Kuwait with DWC marking another milestone in the cargo airline’s mission to connect high-yield trade routes across the Global South, offering reliable and efficient logistics solutions across the Middle East (including Iraq and Turkey), as well as Africa, the Indian Subcontinent and Central Asia.
To support this expansion, SolitAir has appointed Al Hayat International for Air Shipping as its General Sales Agent (GSA) in Kuwait. The partner brings strong local expertise, customer-centric service teams and a proven track record in air freight operations.
Talal Al Jeri, CEO of Al Jeri Holdings and Owner of Al Hayat International for Air Shipping, the GSA for SolitAir in Kuwait, said: “We are delighted to partner with SolitAir. Their commitment to speed, reliability and specialized cargo solutions aligns perfectly with the needs of the Kuwaiti market. This partnership will create new opportunities for Kuwaiti businesses to transport goods quickly and efficiently.”
Hamdi Osman, Founder & CEO of SolitAir, said: “The launch of our scheduled service to Kuwait comes at a pivotal time, as the ambitious Air Cargo City project at Kuwait International Airport receives the green light to move forward. This initiative is poised to establish Kuwait as a leading logistics hub in the Middle East and North Africa.”
With the addition of Kuwait, SolitAir continues to expand its scheduled and chartered network, which already includes 26 destinations across the Global South, from the GCC to Africa, Asia and beyond.
