After a long month of waiting and uncertainties they landed safely with the joy of getting back their livelihood.

It was not only the 167 passengers who reached back in Kuwait it was also life of their families as well. It was also pride moment for Welfare Kerala Kuwait who made this happen with their sincere efforts.

Along with applauses receiving, next charter flight enquiries are also flooding to the organizers of this Organization.

It was a delightful occasion for long months stranded expatriates when welfare Kerala Kuwait chartered flight finally landed Thursday early morning in Kuwait due to covid restrictions.

This is also the first flight from India arriving during this Covid crisis and restrictions. This chartered flight was arranged collaborating with Kuwait operating Jazeera Airways.

This charter flight was a welcome relief for the expatriates when all ways for coming back to Kuwait didn’t work and when they were desperate of losing their livelihood. So Welfare Kerala Kuwait efforts gives has given new color and renewed hope for these expatriates. Most of the expatriates who returned back visas were also going to expire.

Charter fight project leader and Welfare kerala Kuwait Vice president Khaleelu Rahman has conveyed that we are feeling proud of so many expatriates with this historical venture.

Welfare kerala Kuwait president Anwar saeed has conveyed that thousand has approached the Organization with their willingness to travel, if possible we will be arranging more similar charter flights.

For this project was lead by Khaleelu Rahman, Anwar saeed, gireesh wayanad, layik ahmed, anwar shaji, rafeeq babu,. Shafeer aboobacker, shoukath valanchery, gafoor m.k, Vishnu nadesh, safwan, manaf, althaf, najeeb c.k, shamsheer navas, abdul Jaleel, afthab.

Last year when covid crisis starts welfare kerala Kuwait has also arranged earlier a free flight to expatriates for reaching home country.