Jazeera Airways achieved a net profit for the first half of the year, demonstrating resilience despite Middle East disruptions. The airline’s half-year net profit decreased by only 10%, largely due to a stronger performance in the second quarter. This resulted in a net surplus of KD8.6 million for the period. The Kuwaiti budget carrier successfully mitigated losses stemming from conflict-related challenges experienced during the initial part of the year. Jazeera Airways' strategic approach enabled it to navigate turbulent conditions effectively and return to profitability.
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