Kuwaiti budget carrier Jazeera Airways on Wednesday suspended flights to Kazakhstan's biggest city Almaty as violent protests against the government there continued across the country.
“We will provide an update on our operations when we have further information,” an airline spokesperson said by email.
The Gulf carrier typically operates weekly flights to Almaty, its only destination in the Central Asian country.
Lufthansa, Qatar Airways and flydubai, which operate regular flights to Kazakhstan, separately said they were monitoring events in the country.
A source earlier told Reuters flights in and out of Almaty had been cancelled after protesters took control of the airport there.
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