Qatar Airways upgrades its Doha-Algiers aircraft
Monday, 29 October 2007
FE Report
Qatar Airways has upgraded the aircraft on its Doha-Algiers route to an Airbus A330 offering passengers in every seat with a fully interactive audio and video entertainment system, according to a press release.
All four weekly services between Doha and the Algerian capital are now served with the long-range aircraft non-stop.
Qatar Airways launched flights to Algeria in May 2005 with three flights a week linked with the Tunisian capital Tunis. But now it operates four weekly services, all non-stop from Qatar.
Qatar Airways is now using an A330-200 featuring 24 First Class seats and 236 in the Economy, the release added.
Qatar Airways has upgraded the aircraft on its Doha-Algiers route to an Airbus A330 offering passengers in every seat with a fully interactive audio and video entertainment system, according to a press release.
All four weekly services between Doha and the Algerian capital are now served with the long-range aircraft non-stop.
Qatar Airways launched flights to Algeria in May 2005 with three flights a week linked with the Tunisian capital Tunis. But now it operates four weekly services, all non-stop from Qatar.
Qatar Airways is now using an A330-200 featuring 24 First Class seats and 236 in the Economy, the release added.