Qatar Airways, Qatar's main operator, has announced new routes to Europe. By the end of 2012, Qatar will fly to Belgrade and Warsaw, expanding 32's network of European destinations.
Qatar will fly to Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, 3 twice a week via Ankara starting from 20 November. Over two weeks, on December 11th, Qatar will also open the route to Warsaw, the capital of Poland. This will be honored with 5 weekly flights.
Flights to Belgrade and Warsaw will be honored with aircraft Airbus A320 configured in 2 classes - 12 places in Business Class and 132 in Economy Class. Passengers will be able to enjoy the audio / video systems implemented on each seat. Qatar offers travelers a lot of multimedia content: movies, music, TV shows.
If we look at the expansion of Qatar Airways, we see that the focus has been on Central and Eastern Europe. Since January 17, 2011, Qatar has opened the Doha - Bucharest route and operates 4 weekly flights.
Since the beginning of 2012, Qatar Airways has launched flights to Baku (Azerbaijan); Tbilisi (Georgia); Kigali (Rwanda); Zagreb (Croatia), Erbil (Iraq), Baghdad, Perth (Australia) and Kilimanjaro (Tanzania).
Over the next few months, Qatar Airways will launch new routes, including Yangon, Myanmar (3 October); Maputo, Mozambique (31 October) and Chicago, United States of America (10 April 2013).
| DOHA - BELGRADE from 20 November 2012: 3 weekly flights | ||
| Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday | ||
| QR462 | take off Doha - 08:30 | arrival Belgrade - 13:50 |
| QR463 | take off Belgrade 15: 05 | arrival Doha - 23:45 |
| DOHA - WARSAW from 5 December 2012: 4 weekly flights | ||
| Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays | ||
| QR980 | take off Doha - 09:20 | arrival Warsaw - 13:20 |
| QR981 | takeoff Warsaw - 15:35 | arrival Doha - 22:55 |