Qatar Airways has announced the resumption of daily flights to Muscat starting from January 7, as well as weekly flights to Salalah, with the first service having touched down at Salalah Airport on January 1, 2021, said a report.

 

The newly resumed flights to Salalah will leave Doha each Friday at 08:25 (05:25 UTC) am and arrive to Salalah at 12:00 local time. Flights from Salalah are scheduled on Fridays at 16:00 local time to arrive to Doha at 17:50. The flights to Muscat will fly daily from Doha at 00:45, arriving to Oman capital at 03:25, and leave Muscat at 04:40, landing in Doha at 05:30. This schedule will be valid from January 1 to March 26, said a report in Oman Daily Observer.

 

Qatar Airways is currently flying to over 110 destinations worldwide with more than 800 weekly flights, providing more global connectivity than any other airline and connecting to US, GCC, Europe and Levant regions. Starting from January 29, Qatar Airways will restart flights to Seattle, almost two months ahead of the initial schedule. Passengers travelling to and from US will have an opportunity to enjoy the QSuite, the World’s Best Business Class Seat, offered by Qatar Airways on all its US flights.

 

While flying with Qatar Airways, all passengers can expect the highest standards of hygiene and safety, including disinfecting with Honeywell’s Ultraviolet (UV) Cabin System, providing the most advanced personal protective equipment (PPE) to customers and cabin crews, serving sealed items for passengers’ use rigorously sanitising all surfaces.

 

Qatar Airways continues to apply flexible booking policy, offering passengers a full year of flexibility with unlimited date changes and fee-free refunds for all tickets issued before April 30, 2021 for travel completed by December 31, 2021, the report said.