Qatar Airways Resumed Flights to 11 Destinations on Wednesday

Qatar Airways resumed flights to 11 destinations on Wednesday, its largest single day of restarts.

By mid-July, the airline’s network will expand to over 430 weekly flights to more than 65 destinations with the addition of flights to the following destinations:

1 July:
Bali Denpasar (daily)
Beirut (seven weekly)
Belgrade (thrice weekly)
Berlin (thrice weekly)
Boston (five weekly flights increasing to daily from 1 August)
Edinburgh (thrice weekly)
Larnaca (thrice weekly)
Los Angeles (thrice weekly, five weekly from 17 July and six weekly from 1 August)
Prague (thrice weekly)
Washington DC (five weekly increasing to daily from 1 August)
Zagreb (thrice weekly)

4 July: Toronto (thrice weekly, new destination)
9 July: Ankara (thrice weekly)
11 July: Zanzibar (four weekly)
13 July: Kilimanjaro (thrice weekly)

15 July:

Bucharest (four weekly)
Sofia (four weekly)
Venice (thrice weekly)

The airline expects its number of flights to almost double in July with close to 3,500 flights scheduled, compared to just under 2,100 in June.

Before buying a ticket, passengers should check they have the insurance they need, and also verify very carefully with the relevant authorities for all the latest required regulations of not only their final destination, but also the airport they will fly from, return to, and any they may need to transit in.

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