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Finnair launches third Doha flight route
Finnair has completed a trio of Doha flight routes.
The airline just launched its third Qatar route – a daily flight from Helsinki.
This route follows Finnair’s recently launched flights from Copenhagen and Stockholm to Doha.
These new flights form part of Finnair’s new long-term strategic partnership with f Qatar Airways.
The partnership includes comprehensive codeshare planning and shared passenger capacity.
Customers get smooth connections via Doha to Qatar Airways’ global network including 100 destinations across Asia Pacific, the Middle East and Africa.
The collaboration will also open new destinations and connection opportunities across Finnair’s Nordic network for Qatar Airways’ customers.
Finnair is deploying its Airbus A330 aircraft on the Doha flight.
It features new long-haul cabins, including Air Lounge Business Class seats and Premium Economy.
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