[HD videos below] Qatar Airways is expanding its Boeing 787-8
services to Europe with the new aircraft being deployed on three
Scandinavian routes.
The Doha-based carrier will launch Dreamliner
flights to the Swedish capital Stockholm on 1 August, followed a
month later to both Copenhagen and Oslo – capital cities of
Denmark and Norway, respectively, effective 1 September 2013.
Qatar Airways operates daily flights to each of
the three Scandinavian capitals from its hub, capital of the State
of Qatar, with a total weekly capacity of 21 services.
Selected flights to each of the three cities
will be served by Qatar Airways’ Dreamliners.
“Our
Scandinavian routes have grown in stature and importance since we
began flying to the region in 2007. I am delighted that our Dreamliners will be
introduced to Stockholm, Copenhagen and Oslo very soon providing
our passengers with an unparalleled level of service and comfort
to and from Scandinavia,” said Qatar Airways Chief Executive
Officer,
Akbar Al Baker. “I have always said the Dreamliner
is a state-of-the-art aircraft designed to change the passenger
travel experience because of the space, comfort, interior look and
feel and, from an operational point of view, a highly
fuel-efficient jet aircraft.”
Qatar Airways has 254
custom-made seats across its 787 Business and Economy Class cabins
with specially designed interiors.
Business Class is configured 1–2–1 with 22
seats, while Economy has a 232 seating capacity in a 3–3–3 layout.
The airline’s 787s feature wireless facilities for passengers to remain in
touch with friends and colleagues on the ground through the
internet and SMS mobile texting across both Business and Economy
cabins.
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