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Qatar Airways recently hosted a dinner for key VIPs and corporate partners in Dhaka with an evening of entertainment and fine dining in celebration of its accolades received at the annual Skytrax 2015 awards.
Qatar Airways was voted by passengers as the “Airline of the Year”, marking the third time the airline has won this coveted award. The airline was also awarded the ‘Best Business Class Airline Seat award and named “Best Airline in the Middle East” for the ninth time.
The award-winning airline has launched double-daily operations to Dhaka. Commencing from December 9, flights from Doha to Dhaka, has increased substantially with the number of frequencies going up from 10 to 14 weekly, effectively increasing capacity by 40 per cent on this popular route.
Operated with an Airbus 330-300 offering 30 seats in Business and 275 in Economy, the additional flights will allow even more connection opportunities for customers flying from the Middle East, the U.S., Europe and Africa.
During the corporate event, more than 200 distinguished guests including Government officials, Ambassadors, Qatar Airways Frequent Flyer Programme Priviledge Club members, Corporate Partners and other dignitaries and industrialists were treated to the airline’s five-star hospitality at the Radisson Blu Hotel, including entertainment from Grammy-nominated U.S band “Della Mae”.
Qatar Airways Vice President Indian Sub Sub-continent, Ihab Sorial, addressed guests saying that the local market in Bangladesh continued to generate strong sales, and remained highly supportive of the carrier’s new routes and increased frequencies on existing services.
“Our continued growth in the local market is a success story for Qatar Airways following the commencement of services to Bangladesh in 1995, and represents our ongoing commitment and belief in the potential for even further growth from this region,” he said.
Local Government officials, our corporate partners and frequent flyer members have always given Qatar Airways their unwavering support and we would like to take this opportunity to thank them. Qatar Airways greatly values the strong relationships between the airline and the local communities to which we operate,” he added.
Qatar Airways’ flight operations to its Doha hub offer convenient onward connections to a host of cities including key leisure and business destinations like New York, London, Washington, Chicago, Montreal, Dallas, Miami, Houston, Rome and Paris.
Since the beginning of the year, Qatar Airways has begun services to Amsterdam (The Netherlands), Zanzibar (Tanzania), Faisalabad, Sialkort and Multan in Pakistan, and Abha (Saudi Arabia). In the pipeline before the end of this year is Durban (South Africa) and Nagpur (India).
The airline’s network growth will be further boosted next year with the introduction of three new U.S. destinations, Los Angeles, Boston and Atlanta, two new Australian destinations, Sydney and Adelaide and also Birmingham in the U.K.
When flying with Qatar Airways, passengers can look forward to a convenient and seamless one-stop transfer at the state-of-the-art Hamad International Airport (HIA), home of Qatar Airways. The airport houses one of the world’s largest and most luxurious Business Class lounges, the Al Mourjan Business Lounge, and also has over 40,000 square meters of retail space and restaurants that includes a selection of more than 70 retail and 30 food and beverage outlets. HIA also has a fully accessible spa for all passengers with a minimal entrance fee that includes access to 25m swimming pool, two squash courts, a sauna and stream rooms.
One of the fastest growing airlines in the world, Qatar Airways has experienced rapid growth in just 18 years of operations. Qatar Airways has a modern fleet of 170 aircraft flying to 152 key business and leisure destinations across six continents.
Qatar Airways recently hosted a dinner for key VIPs and corporate partners in Dhaka with an evening of entertainment and fine dining in celebration of its accolades received at the annual Skytrax 2015 awards.
Qatar Airways was voted by passengers as the “Airline of the Year”, marking the third time the airline has won this coveted award. The airline was also awarded the ‘Best Business Class Airline Seat award and named “Best Airline in the Middle East” for the ninth time.
The award-winning airline has launched double-daily operations to Dhaka. Commencing from December 9, flights from Doha to Dhaka, has increased substantially with the number of frequencies going up from 10 to 14 weekly, effectively increasing capacity by 40 per cent on this popular route.
Operated with an Airbus 330-300 offering 30 seats in Business and 275 in Economy, the additional flights will allow even more connection opportunities for customers flying from the Middle East, the U.S., Europe and Africa.
During the corporate event, more than 200 distinguished guests including Government officials, Ambassadors, Qatar Airways Frequent Flyer Programme Priviledge Club members, Corporate Partners and other dignitaries and industrialists were treated to the airline’s five-star hospitality at the Radisson Blu Hotel, including entertainment from Grammy-nominated U.S band “Della Mae”.
Qatar Airways Vice President Indian Sub Sub-continent, Ihab Sorial, addressed guests saying that the local market in Bangladesh continued to generate strong sales, and remained highly supportive of the carrier’s new routes and increased frequencies on existing services.
“Our continued growth in the local market is a success story for Qatar Airways following the commencement of services to Bangladesh in 1995, and represents our ongoing commitment and belief in the potential for even further growth from this region,” he said.
Local Government officials, our corporate partners and frequent flyer members have always given Qatar Airways their unwavering support and we would like to take this opportunity to thank them. Qatar Airways greatly values the strong relationships between the airline and the local communities to which we operate,” he added.
Qatar Airways’ flight operations to its Doha hub offer convenient onward connections to a host of cities including key leisure and business destinations like New York, London, Washington, Chicago, Montreal, Dallas, Miami, Houston, Rome and Paris.
Since the beginning of the year, Qatar Airways has begun services to Amsterdam (The Netherlands), Zanzibar (Tanzania), Faisalabad, Sialkort and Multan in Pakistan, and Abha (Saudi Arabia). In the pipeline before the end of this year is Durban (South Africa) and Nagpur (India).
The airline’s network growth will be further boosted next year with the introduction of three new U.S. destinations, Los Angeles, Boston and Atlanta, two new Australian destinations, Sydney and Adelaide and also Birmingham in the U.K.
When flying with Qatar Airways, passengers can look forward to a convenient and seamless one-stop transfer at the state-of-the-art Hamad International Airport (HIA), home of Qatar Airways. The airport houses one of the world’s largest and most luxurious Business Class lounges, the Al Mourjan Business Lounge, and also has over 40,000 square meters of retail space and restaurants that includes a selection of more than 70 retail and 30 food and beverage outlets. HIA also has a fully accessible spa for all passengers with a minimal entrance fee that includes access to 25m swimming pool, two squash courts, a sauna and stream rooms.
One of the fastest growing airlines in the world, Qatar Airways has experienced rapid growth in just 18 years of operations. Qatar Airways has a modern fleet of 170 aircraft flying to 152 key business and leisure destinations across six continents.
