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Due to
a breakthrough in the air service agreement between the governments of Qatar and Bangladesh, Qatar Airways has increased capacity
between Doha and Dhaka to seven flights a week.
An extra two scheduled flights a week have been launched, operating on Tuesdays and Saturdays, to take frequency up from five services.
The
airline is continuing to use its state-of-the-art Airbus A330 on the route, with a two-class cabin of 22 seats in Business and 259 in Economy.
The extra capacity on the route follows the conclusion of bilateral discussions in Dhaka recently where a high level delegation of government officials from Qatar and
Bangladesh held talks about increasing trade between both countries.
Qatar Airways Chief Executive Officer Akbar Al Baker said he was delighted to see additional flights serving the Bangladeshi community in Qatar and Bangladesh.
“The breakthrough in the bilaterals between our two governments enables us to now serve Dhaka with a greater number of flights and this is good news for the
travelling public as it offers more choice and greater options to fly to destinations further afield,” he said.
Qatar Airways previously had traffic rights to operate four flights a week between Doha and Dhaka. A fifth service has been operating under a codeshare agreement with
Biman Bangladesh.
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