Qatar Airways is expanding flight frequencies to key destinations, including Amsterdam, London Heathrow, Madrid, and Tokyo Narita, to meet rising summer travel demand. The airline will now operate 11 weekly flights to Amsterdam, 56 to London Heathrow, 17 to Madrid, and 14 to Tokyo Narita, alongside increased services to Damascus, Entebbe, Maputo, Sharjah, and Tunis. This expansion aligns with global travel growth, with IATA forecasting over 5 billion passengers in 2025. Qatar Airways aims to enhance connectivity via its award-winning Hamad International Airport.
Qatar Airways ramps up flights to meet summer surge

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