Additional Routes to Sharjah and Dubai World Central
Dubai world central
Qatar Airways announced today the addition of Sharjah and Dubai World Central as its newest routes to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) with 14 flights per week to each destination.
Beginning the 1st March 2014, the airline will operate twice daily to Sharjah International Airport (airport code: SHJ) and twice daily to Dubai World Central – Al Maktoum International Airport (airport code: DWC) from its hub in Doha.
“The ever increasing demand for flights to the UAE has provided the business case for expanding our services to Sharjah and Dubai World Central,” said Qatar Airways Chief Executive Officer Akbar Al Baker. “The location of both airports will offer travellers alternative options to reach their final destination when flying to Dubai.”
Operating Airbus A320s on both routes, customers from Europe, Africa and the America’s will have increased availability of flights to the UAE, while passengers from Australia, Asia and the Indian subcontinent will have convenient connection times when transiting via Doha.
The settlement of Sharjah dates back some 6,000 years when it is believed to have been called Sarcoa. The population was small and people relied on trade and sea faring in addition to, farming, hunting, fishing and pearling. Many of the early settlements were based around the ‘falaj’, a man made underground water course.
Today Sharjah is the third largest of the seven states which form the United Arab Emirates and offers an impressive array of over twenty museums, several art galleries and beautifully restored heritage areas in this bustling port city.
Dubai World Central (DWC), located in the Jebel Ali area of Dubai southwest of the city, is a strategic initiative of the Government of Dubai for the establishment of the world’s first aerotropolis. Leveraging the emirate’s position as a leading global trade, business and aviation hub, the focus of DWC is on economic development for the region.
Schedule:
DAILY FROM DOHA TO SHARJAH
QR1036 Departure Doha at 08:15 Arrival Sharjah at 10:15
QR 1038 Departure Doha at 20:35 Arrival Sharjah at 22:35
DAILY FROM SHARJAH TO DOHA
QR1037 Departure Sharjah at 11:15 Arrival Doha at 11:15
QR1039 Departure Sharjah at 23:35 Arrival Doha at 23:35
DAILY FROM DOHA TO DUBAI WORLD CENTRAL (DWC)
QR1028 Departure Doha at 06:00 Arrival DWC at 08:10
QR1034 Departure Doha at 20:30 Arrival DWC at 22:40
DAILY FROM DUBAI WORLD CENTRAL (DWC) TO DOHA
QR1029 Departure DWC at 09:10 Arrival Doha at 09:15
QR1035 Departure DWC at 23:40 Arrival Doha at 23:45
Qatar Airways has seen rapid growth in just 16 years of operations, currently flying a modern fleet of 129 aircraft to 132 key business and leisure destinations across Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific and The Americas.
So far in 2013, Qatar Airways has launched ten destinations to date – Gassim (Saudi Arabia), Najaf (Iraq), Phnom Penh (Cambodia), Chicago (USA), Salalah (Oman), Basra (Iraq), Sulaymaniyah (Iraq), Chengdu (China), Addis Ababa (Ethiopia), and Ta’if (Saudi Arabia).
In addition to Dubai World Central and Sharjah, Qatar Airways’ network will grow further over the next few months with Clark Manila International Airport, Philippines (October 27), Philadelphia, USA (April 2, 2014) and Miami, USA (10 June 2014).
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