As of October 16, Qatar Airways has resumed flights to Bucharest. The airline will operate three weekly flights using an Airbus A320 aircraft.
In addition to resuming flights on the Bucharest – Doha route, Qatar Airways also operates direct flights between the international airports of Sofia and Bucharest.
During this global crisis, Qatar Airways has become the world’s largest international operator, contributing to the repatriation of over 2 million people and accumulating unrivaled experience in safe passenger transport, stated Ferit Aksun, Qatar Airways Country Manager, Eastern Europe South.
Since the outbreak of the pandemic, Qatar Airways’ operational network has never dropped below 30 destinations, with permanent flights on five continents.
Qatar Airways has implemented the most advanced safety and hygiene measures, including becoming the first airline to require passengers to wear face shields in addition to other face coverings.
Qatar Airways’ base and hub at Hamad International Airport have implemented a series of very strict cleaning procedures and applied social distancing measures across all its terminals. Passenger interaction areas are disinfected every 10-15 minutes, and boarding gates and bus pick-up stations are sanitized after every flight. Additionally, hand sanitizing devices are installed at checkpoints (Border Control and security control).
Frequently Asked Questions
When did Qatar Airways resume flights to Bucharest?Qatar Airways resumed its operations to Bucharest on October 16, operating three weekly flights.
What route does Qatar Airways operate from Bucharest?The airline operates flights on the Bucharest – Doha route, as well as direct flights between Sofia and Bucharest.
What safety measures are implemented by Qatar Airways?Measures include mandatory face shields for passengers, disinfection of interaction areas every 10-15 minutes, and strict hygiene protocols at Hamad International Airport.