Flights are set to restart from Wednesday January 27

Qatar Airways has opened bookings for direct flights from Doha to Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

You will be able to fly direct to Dubai and the UAE’s capital from Wednesday January 27 and Thursday January 28 respectively.

Starting January 27, Qatar Airways will operate its flight, QR 1018, in an Airbus A320, which will depart Hamad International Airport, Doha, at 7pm (Qatar time) and will arrive at Dubai International Airport at 9:10pm (UAE time). The non-stop journey will last for an hour and ten minutes.

A day later, Qatar Airways will also resume its service to Abu Dhabi on Thursday, January 28, 2021. The flight, QR 1054, in an Airbus A320, will make an hour and five minutes journey from Doha, Hamad International Airport at 7:50pm (Qatar time) to arrive at Abu Dhabi International Airport at 9:55pm(UAE time).  

The mentioned flights marks the first flights of Qatar Airways to the United Arab Emirates after the lifting of the blockade.

#QatarAirways announces it will resume flights to #UAE, starting with services to #DubaiDXB on 27 January 2021, followed by #AbuDhabi on 28 January. pic.twitter.com/YYXFmjGL1x

— Qatar Airways (@qatarairways) January 20, 2021

#QatarAirways flights will start with a double daily service to #Dubai, and one daily flight to #AbuDhabi. pic.twitter.com/b6iteB2Zx4

— Qatar Airways (@qatarairways) January 20, 2021

Passengers in United Arab Emirates will have the ability to connect to the largest network in the region with over 800 weekly frequencies to more than 120 destinations. pic.twitter.com/8tgdMjn8Sh

— Qatar Airways (@qatarairways) January 20, 2021