Qatar Airways Cargo resumes Doha operations
The Qatar-based carrier has recommenced freighter and belly cargo operations to and from Doha, and the passenger flights to Dubai and Sharjah, after a temporary suspension.
Qatar Airways Cargo has resumed its freighter and belly operations to and from Doha, after the airline halted its cargo transportation service due to safety concerns. Recently, the carrier published its new schedule, including the resumption of freighter flights to Dubai World Central (DWC) twice weekly, starting from 26 April.
The schedule also incorporates freighter flights to Shajah (SHJ) three times weekly, commencing from 1 May, alongside restarting daily passenger flights to Dubai (DXB) and Sharjah (SHJ). It is expected that freighter destinations may increase to over 50 as of 1 May, and the passenger network may expand to over 150 destinations from 16 June.
Since the shipment restrictions have been lifted on particular urgent freight services to routes such as Victoria, Australia, the products that are going to be available, effective 1 May, include QRLIV that are special handling codes for commodities like fish, mammals, and diplomatic cargo, and LHO codes for live human organs and blood.
The rest of the Qatar Airways Cargo products remain accessible for booking through normal sales channels, and with the customer bookings open concerning the Digital Lounge and local Qatar Airways Cargo sales teams.
