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Qatar Airways Will Add More Paris Flights In October
Qatar Airways announced on Sunday at the Paris Air Show they will increase their flight service to Paris, France to twice daily beginning on 25 October. Qatar Airways area manager for France said currently they fly 11 times a week to France, and the additional services will provide more connectivity to destinations in South Asia, Far East, and the Middle East.
Eric Didier said they are adding more flight services to Paris due to huge demand from corporate clients in particular. Didier said they had numerous enquires this week at the Paris Airshow from companies like Total, Renault, American Express, and others. All the companies expressed interest in services from France to the Middle East and destinations beyond. He said “Double daily flights between Doha and Paris will give our customers more flexibility, more convenience, and more choice.”
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