Terminal 4
Opened in 2018 as the Kuwait Airways terminal, with nine boarding bridges and five bus gates. It also handles other international airlines and has its own parking area connected by a bridge.
Kuwait International Airport (KWI) is the international airport of Kuwait, serving Kuwait City and the rest of the country from Farwaniya Governorate. It is home to Kuwait Airways, which flies to the Gulf, the Indian subcontinent, Europe and Asia, and to Jazeera Airways, which links Kuwait with cities across the Middle East, Egypt, Turkey, South Asia and Central Asia. Foreign airlines including Emirates, flydubai, Qatar Airways, Air Arabia and Air India Express also fly here.
Passenger flights use Terminal 4, the Kuwait Airways terminal that also handles other international airlines, and Terminal 5, dedicated to Jazeera Airways. A new Terminal 2 is under construction on the south side of the airport.
The airport sits about 15.5 km south of the center of Kuwait City, usually around a 20 minute drive outside busy hours. There is no rail link, so travelers reach the city by road. From the airport, most people head to hotels in Kuwait City and Sharq near Kuwait Towers, the seafront districts of Salmiya and Hawalli, the business areas around Farwaniya and Khaitan, or south along the coast toward Al Khiran.