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Credit: Kuwait Airways
Over the past 15 years, the three “major” Gulf airlines have been synonymous with large, modern fleets, arrays of ground and onboard amenities and a can-do attitude that has seen them win traffic from European and US rivals. But Kuwait Airways, flag carrier of the small, oil-rich emirate at the head...
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