It is now 9 days since Qatar Airways has resumed daily non-stop flights
between Tripoli and Doha which started on June 1. The airline has also
resumed flights to Benghazi four days a week.
The airline currently serves the route daily via the Egyptian city of Alexandria.
Travellers from Tripoli will also have easier access to more than 100 destinations worldwide with one-stop connections through the airline's Doha hub to popular cities such as Beijing, Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Manila, Shanghai, Kuala Lumpur, Cochin, Dubai, Mumbai, Delhi and Singapore.
With the launch of the new non-stop service to Tripoli International Airport, passengers across the Asia Pacific, South Asia and Middle East, and can now take advantage of a seamless one-stop connection to Tripoli via the carrier's Doha hub.
Qatar Airways reintroduced scheduled services between Doha and Tripoli in February 2012 after temporarily suspending operations to the city due to the unstable political situation in Libya.
Initially, the route was served three-times-a-week, via Alexandria, and due to popular demand increased to daily services in August last year.
Qatar Airways also serves Libya's second largest city Benghazi with four flights each week directly from Doha.
Qatar Airways Chief Executive Officer Akbar Al Baker said that the re-introduction of non-stop flights to Tripoli demonstrated the airline's commitment to the Libyan market.
"We are delighted to bring back non-stop flights between Tripoli and Doha this weekend, starting June 1 on what is proving to be a highly popular route," he said.
"Today's announcement is a significant step by Qatar Airways as we show our continued confidence in the market. This means more capacity and improved travel times to and from Tripoli to destinations across our network."
Qatar Airways currently serves Tripoli with an Airbus A320, featuring 12 seats in Business Class and up to 132 seats in Economy. Selected A320s feature seatback TV screens providing all passengers in both cabins with the next generation interactive onboard entertainment system.
Qatar Airways has seen rapid growth in just 16 years of operations, currently flying a modern fleet of 124 aircraft to 127 key business and leisure destinations across Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific and The Americas.
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The airline currently serves the route daily via the Egyptian city of Alexandria.
Travellers from Tripoli will also have easier access to more than 100 destinations worldwide with one-stop connections through the airline's Doha hub to popular cities such as Beijing, Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Manila, Shanghai, Kuala Lumpur, Cochin, Dubai, Mumbai, Delhi and Singapore.
With the launch of the new non-stop service to Tripoli International Airport, passengers across the Asia Pacific, South Asia and Middle East, and can now take advantage of a seamless one-stop connection to Tripoli via the carrier's Doha hub.
Qatar Airways reintroduced scheduled services between Doha and Tripoli in February 2012 after temporarily suspending operations to the city due to the unstable political situation in Libya.
Initially, the route was served three-times-a-week, via Alexandria, and due to popular demand increased to daily services in August last year.
Qatar Airways also serves Libya's second largest city Benghazi with four flights each week directly from Doha.
Qatar Airways Chief Executive Officer Akbar Al Baker said that the re-introduction of non-stop flights to Tripoli demonstrated the airline's commitment to the Libyan market.
"We are delighted to bring back non-stop flights between Tripoli and Doha this weekend, starting June 1 on what is proving to be a highly popular route," he said.
"Today's announcement is a significant step by Qatar Airways as we show our continued confidence in the market. This means more capacity and improved travel times to and from Tripoli to destinations across our network."
Qatar Airways currently serves Tripoli with an Airbus A320, featuring 12 seats in Business Class and up to 132 seats in Economy. Selected A320s feature seatback TV screens providing all passengers in both cabins with the next generation interactive onboard entertainment system.
Qatar Airways has seen rapid growth in just 16 years of operations, currently flying a modern fleet of 124 aircraft to 127 key business and leisure destinations across Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific and The Americas.
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