Qatar Airways will resume services to its fifth destination in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Qassim, with three weekly flights starting on 22 August. The airline will increase to four weekly flights from 2 September 2022.
Also Ramping up Frequency to Riyadh Starting 18 August 2022:
The award-winning airline will also introduce additional four weekly flights to Riyadh starting on 18th August 2022, bringing the total to 20 weekly flights to meet the growing inbound and outbound travel demand.
In Chronological Order:
18 August 2022 : Riyadh - Additional four weekly flights
22 August 2022 : Qassim, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia - Resume with three weekly flights
2 September 2022 : Qassim, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia - Increase to four weekly flights
Weekly 101 Non-Stop flights to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia:
Qatar Airways currently operates 93 weekly flights to four key cities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The addition of Qassim and the four additional flights to Riyadh will increase the number of Qatar Airways’ weekly flights to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to 101 non-stop flights.
The resumption of services and enhanced capacity is part of the state-owned airline’s ongoing efforts to expand its services in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and to provide greater choice and seamless connectivity to its passengers.
Passengers flying from and to Qassim will enjoy seamless connectivity to over 150 destinations within the airline's extensive global network in Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas via the World’s Best Airport, Hamad International Airport. Passengers can also enjoy the airline’s newly integrated rewards currency, Avios, providing them with even greater opportunities to accumulate points and leverage exciting innovations in redeeming and spending their rewards. In addition, Qatar Airways loyalty programme members will retain their well-earned rewards balance and will be able to continue enjoying the redemption opportunities they currently have.
QAS recently Joined Industry-Leading Environmental Management System to Ramp-up its Sustainability Efforts:
Qatar Aviation Services (QAS), the subsidiary of Qatar Airways, announced its partnership with International Air Transport Association (IATA) to become the first ground handler globally to join the new expansion of the IATA Environmental Assessment Programme (IEnvA) for ground service providers.
Qatar Airways currently flies to more than 150 destinations worldwide, connecting through its Doha hub, Hamad International Airport, voted by Skytrax as the ‘World’s Best Airport’ 2022.
