Yesterday, June 12, the connection was restarted Doha–Venice operated by Qatar Airways: after Milan and Rome, the lagoon city is the third Italian city present in the Qatari carrier’s network.
The Gulf company’s last time in Venice dates back to 2020: the Covid pandemic had caused the cancellation of the operation which is now finally back in operation; The many Italian passengers (and not only) will thus be able to reach not only Doha but also many other destinations offered by the Qatar network.
Thierry Antinori, Chief Commercial Officer of Qatar Airways, said: “With the start of the summer season, we are excited to resume our daily service to Venice. Italy is a key market for Qatar Airways and we are committed to providing our passengers with greater travel opportunities and seamless connections to explore this wonderful country and to allow Italian travelers to easily reach the destinations in our network“.
Flight QR126 departs from Venice at 4.50pm, while arrival in Doha is scheduled for 11.10pm (local time); in the reverse route, however, flight QR125 will take off from Hamad international airport at 09:00 to land in the lagoon at 14:20 (local time). The Venice-Doha route will have a daily frequency and will be operated by a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner set up in two classes service, business class (with 22 seats, but no QSuite) and economy (with 232 seats).
