SriLankan Airlines has resumed its service to Kuwait, with six weekly flights since 8 August 2026, marking the full restoration of its Middle East network. The airline's network in the region now includes Riyadh, Dammam, Dubai, Doha, and Kuwait, offering seamless connections via Colombo to southern Indian cities such as Chennai, Tiruchirappalli, Thiruvananthapuram, Madurai and Cochin.

Dimuthu Tennakoon, Head of Commercial at SriLankan Airlines, expressed delight at the airline's return to the region, highlighting the restoration of connectivity and the return of the "dependable service and warm Sri Lankan hospitality" that has made the airline a preferred choice for travellers across South Asia.

Fawzan Fareid, Regional Manager for India, Bangladesh, and Nepal, noted the challenges faced in recent months but emphasised the airline's resilience and commitment to its customers in India.

SriLankan Airlines operates 90 weekly flights between India and Colombo, serving major cities including Chennai, Mumbai, and Delhi.

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