Doha carrier to raise European frequencies
Qatar Airways is to raise the number of flights offered from four European cities this winter.
Madrid will see an increase in the number of flights from four-a-week to a daily service from December 2.
Athens will see flights go up from daily to double daily by March 2010.
Stockholm will see its first frequency increase since flights to the Swedish capital were launched in November 2007.
The addition of an extra weekly flight every Thursday from October 25 follows demand and the availability of aircraft, the airline said.
CEO Akbar Al Baker said: “Europe is one of our most important regions representing around 20% of our global coverage.
Qatar Airways’ London-based senior manager Europe Paul Johannes said: “With this expansion, Qatar Airways continues to be a dynamic force in the European market.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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