Qatar Airways has launched scheduled flights to
the Libyan port city of Benghazi in North Africa.
Operating
four-times-a-week from Doha, Libya’s second largest city is a
leading economic centre located on the Mediterranean.
Benghazi, together with the Ugandan city of
Entebbe, are the airline’s latest African destinations launched
within the space of two days, taking the number of new routes
started by the Doha-based carrier this year to fourteen.
Benghazi is home to numerous industries,
including oil refining, food processing, cement production and
fishing.
Qatar Airways is operating an Airbus A320 aircraft, configured
with 12 seats in Business Class and 132 in Economy on the route.
The Doha-based airline is already well established in Libya, despite
having to temporarily suspend flights to Tripoli due to the recent
political situation.
Qatar Airways is to launch its last new route of 2011 on
28 November with services from Doha to the Chinese city of
Chongqing.
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