Qatar Airways has confirmed that it will begin
daily flights to Brazil and Argentina from 24 June 2010.
With the
airline’s acquisition of two brand new Boeing 777-200 Long Range
aircraft in the last three months, these will be deployed on the
two South American routes – to the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo and
Argentine capital Buenos Aires this summer.
Flight
QR921 will depart Doha International Airport daily at 07:40,
arriving in Sao Paulo at 16:00. The flight continues onto
Buenos Aires, arriving at 20:05. Return flight QR922 departs
daily from Buenos Aires at 23:05 to Sao Paulo before continuing
its journey at 03:10 the next day, arriving in Doha at 23:10.
Flights to Sao Paulo will be operated daily
non-stop from the airline’s hub in Doha, capital of the State of
Qatar. The aircraft will then continue onto Buenos Aires.
The
airline’s state-of-the-art Boeing 777-200 Long Range aircraft
featuring Business Class seats that convert into 180 degree fully
flat horizontal beds, will be deployed on the South American
flights.
The aircraft features a total of 259 seats – 42
seats in Business Class in a 2–2–2 configuration and 217 seats in
Economy in a 3–3–3 layout.
The aircraft is designed to operate on ultra-long routes of up
to 17 hours non-stop. It already serves Houston and Melbourne,
non-stop from Doha.
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