Kuwait, Oman, Lebanon: €197 Pegasus Airlines Flights from Amsterdam, Charleroi (Personal Item Only)

Muscat Mutrah Corniche Sunrise

Pegasus Airlines is currently selling cheap tickets to the Middle East, with prices starting at €194 for a roundtrip to Kuwait and €233 to Lebanon’s capital Beirut. Though Pegasus is not exactly the most popular airline on earth, the relatively low surcharge for a 20 kg piece of luggage does make this deal interesting, as the cheapest bundle adds just €75 to the flight price on their website.

You can reach the following destinations with departure from Amsterdam:

These prices are possible when starting your journey from Charleroi:

Our availability calendar highlights all possible flight dates for less than €280 for trips up to 28 days. It will forward you to Pegasus Airlines with your selected flight dates.

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Pegasus is a low-cost carrier, meaning that you won’t get anything to eat on these flights, so make sure to pack a lunch/dinner. Also, these flights are not non-stop as they have a layover in Istanbul’s Sabiha Gokcan SAW airport.

Search & Book

The fare rules for these tickets don’t give any restrictions. While flights to Muscat are limited to departures at the end of the year, you can score cheap tickets to Kuwait or Beirut as early as May 2024.

You can find all available dates on our calendar above, as well as on Google Flights. You can then book on Pegasus’ website.

If you want to bring a 20 kg checked bag, the Essentials fare offered in the flight selection is your best option. To Kuwait, it costs €35 per flight, while adding a 20 kg bag later in the booking process adds €45. These numbers my fluctuate depending on ticket cost and destination.

Miles & Points

You cannot earn any miles or points with these tickets, except for Pegasus’ own BolBol points.

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