Gulf Air relaunches direct flights to New York

Muharraq, Bahrain – October 02, 2025:

Gulf Air has relaunched its direct flights from Bahrain International Airport to John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) in New York.This move also highlights the commitment of both countries to strengthening ties and strategic partnership, opening up new horizons for developing relations in various commercial, cultural, and tourism sectors. It also reinforces Gulf Air’s position as a key player in connecting Bahrain to global markets, further supporting economic growth and expanding opportunities for trade and cultural exchange between the two nations, thus bolstering Bahrain’s status as a vital aviation hub on the international map.

Gulf Air operates three weekly flights to John F. Kennedy International Airport, offering passengers convenient access to New York and connections to numerous destinations across the Americas.

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