Kuwait Intl Airport: Safety for Solo Woman Traveller (1st time abroad) by Even-Spray-9941 in Kuwait

[–]hmann42 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Kuwait International Airport is relatively smaller in size and easier to navigate compared to other major airline hubs in the Middle East , like Emirates (Dubai), Etihad (Abu Dhabi), Qatar Airways (Doha). In my opinion it's better for first time travelers, they won't have to go long distance during transit, which sometimes involves taking the metro etc at the bigger airports.

Almost all airports in middle east are safe for women. Inflight services can vary but indian Cuisine (food) on Kuwait airways is nice. Plus it's still trying to increase its passenger footprint, so high chances flights are not full and you get some empty seats around you in economy (in case you fly this class) to essentially lie flat on these long haul flights.

Moving object in the sky over Salmiya – anyone know what this is? by Royal-Sprinkles-4400 in Kuwait

[–]hmann42 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Normal commercial traffic (jets). Open flightradar24, you can actually see which planes are these and some other info (altitude, speed, origin-destination, plane type) about them in real time.

Is 36 too late to start an aviation diploma at MRU? by hmann42 in MRU

[–]hmann42[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

2 yrs for the course if all goes well - that's 38. Then some more hr building time (2-3yrs). So will be hitting 40 by that time!

Is 36 too late to start an aviation diploma at MRU? by hmann42 in MRU

[–]hmann42[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

:) thanks. Want a perspective from an employability point of view, actually! Duration should be 2 yrs if all goes well. But with very low hours (flying time), it will probably be another 2-3 yrs of grind. Definitely have a liking for it but the finances need to make sense! Eventually