Qatar Airways is strengthening its summer flight schedule

Qatar Airways plans to strengthen its connectivity and expand its presence to several international destinations during the peak season. Qatar Airways’ summer schedule includes a significant increase in the number of flights on several routes from Doha, namely:

Amsterdam – Netherlands: 11 flights per week (instead of the current 7 flights)

Damascus – Syria: Increase from 3 to 14 flights per week

Dar Es Salaam / Kilimanjaro – Tanzania: From 3 to 7 flights per week

Entebbe – Uganda: From 7 to 11 flights per week

Larnaca – Cyprus: From 7 to 10 flights per week

London Heathrow – United Kingdom: From 49 to 56 flights per week

Madrid – Spain: From 14 to 17 flights per week

Maputo – Mozambique: From 5 to 7 flights per week

Durban – South Africa: From 5 to 7 weekly flights

Sharjah – United Arab Emirates: From 21 to 35 flights weekly

Tokyo Narita – Japan: From 11 to 14 weekly flights

Tunis – Tunisia: From 10 to 12 weekly flights.

According to Thierry Antinori, Chief Commercial Officer of Qatar Airways, “this increase in frequencies is due to the airline’s desire to increase its presence in the destinations it serves, on the one hand, and to meet the strong demand on its routes and guarantee its customers greater flexibility in travel schedules, on the other.”

The new schedule announced by Qatar Airways for the summer season, strengthening its international flights, also includes a significant increase in frequencies on all its regional flights, such as its connections to Damascus and Abha.