Qatar Airways to Launch Boeing 787s Next Year

As per the findings of a new report, Qatar Airways has been planning to introduce five Boeing 787s by the arrival of next year in service. The next scheduled flights would probably be occurring in Germany and the US, the report says.

It is being said that the airways has also been deciding over the launch of seven Boeing 787s by the end of winter next year. It has been found that the airways have three 787s. While one is grounded, the other two are on the way.

Thursday, daily Dreamliner services had been launched by the carrier between Heathrow and Doha and Akbar Al Baker, chief executive, had pledged there that the 787 would be deployed to Frankfurt and Munich.

It was affirmed by him that the same would not only be operated to the US, but other destinations such as Haneda (Tokyo) and Osaka would also see the same. The airline usually works five times a day between its hub at Doha and Heathrow.

"We should have two more 787s delivered on December 19, then another pair in the New Year. By the end of next year we should operate 10 of the aircraft", Al Baker was quoted by sources as saying.


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