Kuwait Airways will allow passengers to spread the cost of flight bookings across four equal, interest-free instalments from August 1, Connecting Travel reported, under a new partnership with deferred payment provider Taly.
The service will let customers split ticket costs without incurring additional fees or charges, offering travellers more flexibility when booking flights, according to the report.
Abdulwahab Al Shatti, acting chief executive officer of Kuwait Airways, said the deferred payment service represents “a valuable addition to the company’s digital services ecosystem,” Connecting Travel reported, adding that it aligns with the airline’s push to streamline booking and expand its range of payment options.
Bader Al Bader, co-founder and chief executive officer of Taly, said the company was proud to sign the partnership and looked forward to giving Kuwait Airways passengers a way to divide the cost of their travel tickets.
The move adds Kuwait Airways to a growing list of regional carriers offering flexible payment options. Dubai’s Emirates recently introduced an equated monthly instalment option for customers in India, while Kuwait’s Jazeera Airways launched a “fly now, pay later” service in February 2026, allowing travellers to spread flight costs over two to four interest-free instalments.
Kuwait Airways is currently running its summer programme, serving 12 seasonal destinations across Europe and the Middle East, including Alexandria and Sharm El Sheikh in Egypt, Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Málaga in Spain, Salalah in Oman, Nice in France, Vienna in Austria, Antalya, Bodrum and Trabzon in Türkiye, Mykonos in Greece and Zurich in Switzerland.