«الكويتية»: إلغاء 4 رحلات بسبب إغلاق مطار هيثرو
وأضافت «الكويتية» في تدوينة عبر حسابها في منصة «إكس» أنها تتابع بشكل مستمر آخر المستجدات مع الجهات المختصة في مطار هيثرو، داعية المسافرين الذين تأثرت رحلاتهم جراء ذلك التواصل مع مركز خدمة العملاء عبر الرقم 171، ومن خارج الكويت على الرقم (2435555 - 00965) داخلي (171)، أو من خلال خدمة واتس آب على الرقم (22200171 - 00965).
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