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Qatar Airways to Launch Doha-Rabat Flights in May

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Qatar Airways Launches New Doha-Rabat Flight

Qatar Airways Launches New Doha-Rabat Flight

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Rabat- In a press conference on March 6 at the world’s largest tourism trade show, IBT Berlin, Qatar Airways announced seven new destinations, including Rabat.

According to Air Journal, the company will launch its Rabat-Doha flight on May 29.

Qatar Airways will launch the three weekly flights in “extension of its line to Marrakech.” The flight stops in Marrakech for 1 hour and 20 minutes.

The flights will be available on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.

During the conference, the company’s chief executive, Akbar All Baker, said, “We are also tremendously excited to be adding seven new destinations to our rapidly expanding global route network later this year, and to be able to connect our passengers to anywhere in the world they wish to go.”

In February, the internationally-acclaimed airline announced that it was launching daily flights to Casablanca from Doha.

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