Emirates announce focus on Doha and increase in number of flights to the capital of Qatar. Emirates Airlines (Dubai) has made plans for Doha, the home of Qatar Airways, to become Emirates’ most served destination with seven daily flights going to the Qatari capital from December 1.
Emirates Airlines is one of the top international airlines. Its hub is at Dubai International Airport, to more than 133 cities in 74 countries across six continents. Emirates have a reputation of a strong brand name as a leader in the aviation industry, particularly in terms of excellent services. The rapid growth, coupled with consistent profitability makes it one of the biggest names in the aviation industry. Qatar Airways’ main hub Doha is being targeted by Emirates which will result in increased competition between the major rival airlines.
Doha will take the top spot when it receives from six to seven daily Emirates flights, overtaking Bangkok’s six daily services. The extra flights into Doha are part of a 28 flight boost to the airline’s Middle East services. Muscat will go from two to three flights a day, Bahrain from three to four daily services and Kuwait will increase from five to six flights daily. With the changes in place as of December 1, Emirates will offer 276 weekly flights to destinations across the Middle East out of its industry-leading hub at Dubai International.
Enjoy the profusion of cheap air tickets and the increased number of Emirates’ flights and connections to Doha and all the major Middle East countries.
Emirates Airlines is one of the top international airlines. Its hub is at Dubai International Airport, to more than 133 cities in 74 countries across six continents. Emirates have a reputation of a strong brand name as a leader in the aviation industry, particularly in terms of excellent services. The rapid growth, coupled with consistent profitability makes it one of the biggest names in the aviation industry. Qatar Airways’ main hub Doha is being targeted by Emirates which will result in increased competition between the major rival airlines.
Doha will take the top spot when it receives from six to seven daily Emirates flights, overtaking Bangkok’s six daily services. The extra flights into Doha are part of a 28 flight boost to the airline’s Middle East services. Muscat will go from two to three flights a day, Bahrain from three to four daily services and Kuwait will increase from five to six flights daily. With the changes in place as of December 1, Emirates will offer 276 weekly flights to destinations across the Middle East out of its industry-leading hub at Dubai International.
Enjoy the profusion of cheap air tickets and the increased number of Emirates’ flights and connections to Doha and all the major Middle East countries.
