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QR grows Iraq network

23 Aug 2013 - by Tammy Sutherns
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Qatar Airways has launched flights to its fifth destination in Iraq, Sulaymaniyah, increasing its frequencies to the country from 16 to 20 flights each week.

The new services, which will operate four times a week non-stop from the airline’s Doha hub, brings the carrier’s global network to 129 destinations worldwide. The Doha-Sulaymaniyah route is being operated by a 144-seat Airbus A320 with 12 seats in business class and 132 in economy.

The Sulaymaniyah flights connect to more than 100 destinations worldwide, including London, Paris, Singapore, Bangkok, Beijing, Johannesburg, Melbourne, Delhi and Mumbai.

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