Sosiyeti y’indege ya Qatar Airways yatangaje ko igiye gusubukura ingendo z’indege zerekeza i Kigali, nyuma y’igihe zari zimaze zarahagaritswe kubera intambara iri mu Burasirazuba bwo hagati.
Amakuru dukesha ikinyamakuru Travel PRNews nuko izi ngendo zizasubukurwa guhera ku itariki ya 16 Kamena 2026
Izi ngendo zari zarahagaze muri Gashyantare kubera impamvu z’umutekano zatewe n’ibihe by’intambara mu Burasirazuba bwo Hagati.
Icyo gihe, Qatar Airways yari yahagaritse ingendo zayo mu mijyi itandukanye ku Isi mu rwego rwo kwirinda ingaruka ku mutekano w’abagenzi n’indege.
Ubuyobozi bwa Qatar Airways bwemeje ko ubwo zizaba zimaze gufungurwa hazongerwa ingendo zerekeza i Kigali zikaba inshuro ebyiri mu Cyumweru, bikazafasha kongera guhuza ibihugu byo mu Burasirazuba bwa Afurika n’ibihugu byo mu Burasirazuba bwo hagati.
Izi ndege zizajya zihaguruka ku kibuga mpuzamahanga cya Hamad International Airport, zerekeza i Kigali, ndetse uyu murongo woroshya ingendo hagati y’u Rwanda n’ibindi bihugu byo mu Burayi, Aziya n’Uburasirazuba bwo Hagati.
Kuba indege za Qatar zigiye kongera kuza mu Rwanda bizafasha mu guteza imbere ubukerarugendo, ubucuruzi n’itembera ry’abaturage.
Qatar Airways has announced a major expansion of its African operations for Summer 2026, including new route launches, resumed services and increased flight frequencies across several destinations on the continent.
The airline said the network expansion will begin from 16 June 2026 and is aimed at strengthening connectivity between Africa, the Middle East, Asia and the rest of the carrier’s global route network through Hamad International Airport.
As part of the expansion, Qatar Airways will resume four weekly flights to Seychelles and two weekly flights to Kigali beginning 16 June. The airline will also restore daily operations to Marrakesh from 1 July 2026.
In addition to route resumptions, the airline is significantly increasing frequencies to several African destinations. Services between Alexandria and Doha will rise from three weekly flights to as many as seven, while flights to Cairo will increase from 28 to 35 weekly services.
Flights to Cape Town will expand from seven to ten weekly operations, while services to Dar es Salaam will increase from three to seven weekly flights. The airline is also boosting frequencies on regional African connections including Lusaka-Harare and Maputo-Durban routes, both increasing to daily service.
A key addition to the network will be the launch of three weekly flights to Port Sudan beginning 2 July 2026. The airline said the new route is intended to improve travel connections between Sudan and important markets in the Middle East and Southeast Asia, including Oman and Pakistan.
The new Port Sudan service will operate every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, with outbound flights departing Doha at 09:00 and arriving in Port Sudan at
11:00. Return flights will depart Port
Sudan at 12:25 and arrive back in Doha at 16:20.
Qatar Airways said the latest expansion reflects its strategy of rebuilding and strengthening global connectivity while balancing growth with rising demand for passenger travel and trade links. The airline currently serves more than 160 destinations worldwide.
Qatar Airways yari yahagaritse ingendo ziza i Kigali kubera ifungwa ry’ikirere cya Qatar kubera umutekano muke n’intambara mu karere k’Uburasirazuba bwo Hagati.
Muri Gashyantare 2026, Ikigo cy’Ubujyanama mu by’Ikirere cya Qatar cyahagaritse ibikorwa by’ingendo zose kubera umutekano muke n’amakimbirane mu karere k’Uburasirazuba bwo Hagati (nyuma y’ibitero bya misile n’intambara byakomye mu nkokora umutekano w’ikirere).
Ibi byatumye Qatar Airways ihagarika ingendo mu mijyi 22 ku Isi, irimo n’i Kigali mu Rwanda.
