The FINANCIAL — Qatar Airways is delighted to announce that it will add three additional weekly frequencies to Amman, the capital city of Jordan, commencing 2 and 3 May 2018.
The additional frequencies, which arrive just in time for the summer holiday season, will increase the airline’s weekly services to Amman to 12.
Known for its unique blend of old and new, this bustling city is filled with restaurants, art galleries, traditional coffee shops and historic landmarks, catering to both business and leisure travellers. Amman also provides convenient access to Jordan’s many magnificent historic and natural sites, including Petra, Jerash, Wadi Rum, Aqaba and the Dead Sea, according to Qatar Airways.
Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive, His Excellency Mr. Akbar Al Baker, said: “Qatar Airways is pleased to offer three additional weekly frequencies to Amman, a city which has proven to be in high demand by our passengers. Amman is constantly welcoming more travellers from all over the world, and we are delighted to provide increased services to our passengers who wish to visit Jordan during the summer. By offering three additional flights a week between Doha and Amman, passengers can now choose from a variety of departure and arrival timings throughout the day, providing them with increased flexibility in making their summer travel plans.”
The additional frequencies will also enable travellers from Jordan to connect seamlessly to Qatar Airways’ extensive global route network of more than 150 business and leisure destinations. Commencing on 2 May, QR400 will depart Doha at 16:40 and arrive in Amman at 19:40, with the same flight operated every Monday and Wedneday. On 3 May, QR402 will depart Doha at 08:25 and arrive in Amman at 11:25, and this will recur every Thursday.
Travellers can visit qatarairways.com for more information and to book flights to more than 150 destinations globally.
Qatar’s national carrier was voted Skytrax ‘Airline of the Year’ by travellers from around the world, the airline also won a raft of other major awards at the 2017 ceremony, including ‘Best Airline in the Middle East,’ ‘World’s Best Business Class’ and ‘World’s Best First Class Airline Lounge’.
Qatar Airways currently operates a modern fleet of more than 200 aircraft via its hub, Hamad International Airport (HIA) to more than 150 destinations worldwide. Earlier this year, Qatar Airways revealed a host of forthcoming global destinations for 2018-19, in line with its expedited expansion plans, including London Gatwick and Cardiff, United Kingdom; Tallinn, Estonia; Valletta, Malta; Cebu and Davao, Philippines; Langkawi, Malaysia; Da Nang, Vietnam; Bodrum and Antalya, Turkey; Mykonos, Greece and Málaga, Spain.
Additional daily frequency commencing 02 May
Monday and Wednesday
Doha (DOH) to Amman (AMM) QR400 departs 16:40 arrives 19:40
Amman (AMM) to Doha (DOH) QR401 departs 21:00 arrives 23:55
Additional daily frequency commencing 03 May
Thursday
Doha (DOH) to Amman (AMM) QR402 departs 08:25 arrives 11:25
Amman (AMM) to Doha (DOH) QR403 departs 13:00 arrives 15:55
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