Qatar Airways increases number of Doha-Tbilisi-Doha charter flights

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06.Oct .2020 10:56

Qatar Airways increases number of Doha-Tbilisi-Doha charter flights

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Qatar Airways increases the number of Doha-Tbilisi-Doha charter flights in October.
The flight will be performed on October 16, was added to already scheduled flights on October 9th and 23rd. The air company already announced the flight for 1st November.

In October, Qatar Airways will serve passengers only in the direction of Tbilisi-Doha.

In addition to immigrant visa holders and permanent residents or citizens of the United States, travelers with a tourist visa (B1/B2 category visa) can also travel to the United States using the Doha route, which is not possible under current restrictions through Europe.

Qatar Airways launches flights in 85 directions, including more than 400 flights in directions of the United States, the Middle East, etc.

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