Qatar Airways to Resume Flights to Medina

By A Robin - October 01, 2021

Qatar Airways

Qatar Airways announced that it will resume services to Prince Mohammed Bin Abdulaziz International Airport in Medina, Saudi Arabia starting Oct. 1, 2021, with four weekly flights.

The resumption of services will enable passengers flying from and to Medina to enjoy seamless connectivity to over 140 destinations of the airline's extensive global network in Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas via Hamad International Airport.

Qatar Airways flight QR 1174, will depart from Hamad International Airport at 01:00, arriving at 03:15 to Prince Mohammed Bin Abdulaziz International Airport. Qatar Airways flight QR1175, will depart from Prince Mohammed Bin Abdulaziz International Airport at 04:15, and arrive to Hamad International Airport at 06:25.

Also, Qatar Airways announced that it will launch a new service to Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt on Dec. 3, 2021 with twice weekly flights.

This new route will follow the resumption of operations to Luxor on Nov. 23 ember with four weekly flights. In a further expansion of services to Egypt, Qatar Airways will also increase its Cairo service starting from Oct. 1, 2021, increasing flights to the capital to triple daily. The resumption of operations to Luxor and launching of flights to Sharm El-Sheikh sees Qatar Airways now operate a total of 34 weekly flights to Egypt via Hamad International Airport.

The resumption of operations to Luxor and the launch of flights to Sharm El-Sheikh will enable passengers flying to and from these destinations to enjoy seamless connectivity to over 140 destinations in Asia, Europe, Middle East and the Americas.

SOURCE: QNA