Qatar Airways adds extra daily New York flights
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Qatar Airways is ramping up New York flights from two to three daily.
It offers new connection options between NYC and more than 80 destinations in the Middle-East, Africa, and Asia.
The daily addition is effective as of 30 October 2023.
Customers from across the US will also benefit from the enhanced connectivity between JetBlue and Qatar Airways via New York.
The three flights per day offer the choice of morning, afternoon and evening departures.
Members of both loyalty programs – Qatar Airways Privilege Club and JetBlue TrueBlue – can earn miles from each other’s codeshare flights.
Qatar Airways’ partnership with American Airlines also continues to expand as American is launching flights from its Philadelphia hub to Doha, starting 28 October 2023.
Also, partner Alaska Airlines will also offer customers from the West Coast improved connectivity with a significant codeshare expansion.
During the coming weeks, customers will be able to book to more destinations beyond Doha on Alaska Airlines’ website.
Qatar Airways currently flies to more than 160 destinations worldwide, connecting through its Doha hub.
Learn more about : Qatar Airways ( N. America )
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