AFTER a series of uncertainty on safety and bombings at Doha, Qatar Airways returns to resumption.
This follows the lifting of temporary suspension of its flights due to the closure of air traffic movement in the State of Qatar.
According toQatar Airways, it has confirmed the reinstatement of flights following the reopening of airspace in the State of Qatar.
“Our focus at this time is to help our passengers return home or reach their onward journey safely and smoothly.
We are working tirelessly with government stakeholders and the relevant authorities to restore operations as quickly as possible,” read the media statement.
“We have also deployed additional ground staff at Hamad International Airport and other key airports to assist affected passengers by minimising disruptions and offering the utmost care and support to all customers.
As operations resume, we anticipate significant delays to our flight schedule. We would advise passengers to check qatarairways.com or the Qatar Airways mobile application ahead of travel.”
Continued the press release:” The safety of our passengers and crew is the first and highest priority at all times.”
Meanwhile, the Qatar Airways Cup clash between SA’s World Cup rugby champs Springboks versus the mighty Barbarians, has solicited vast interest both locally and internationally.
The highly anticipated match, the first to be held on the African continent, has been scheduled for Cape Town at DHL Stadium on Saturday June 28.
Tickets are selling fast and fans are encouraged to visit selling points to access their tickets, to experience the clash of the titans live in SA.
It begins at 4pm.
