Showing posts with label direct flights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label direct flights. Show all posts
Monday, April 22, 2013
EgyptAir adds more direct flights between Cairo and Doha
According to breakingnewstravel, EgyptAir will operate two more direct flights between Cairo and Doha starting the beginning of June, using Boeing 737-800 aircraft. T
his will increase the total number of weekly flights to 14 flights a week, in a double daily operation to Doha. The new timetable between Egypt and Doha will see the Cairo flight depart at 10h00 and arrival in Doha at 14h10.
Departure from Doha will then take place at 15h10 and arrival in Cairo will be 17h25. Thereafter, a flight will depart Cairo at 23h15 and arrive in Doha at 03h25. That will be followed by a Doha departure at 04h25 and arrival in Cairo at 06h40.
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
New Destinations for RwandAir
According to eturbonews.com, RwandAir has announced the launch of direct flights from Kigali to Douala (Cameroon) and Juba (South Sudan). This follows the announcement that the airline will soon be flying to Accra (Ghana) five times a week.
Douala will be served four times a week and both flights will leave Kigali in the afternoon, whereas the return flight for Kigali leaves the following morning. Boeing 737-700NG or B737-800NG aircraft will be used on the route, offering both Business and Economy Class. The Accra and Douala services will launch on 1 June. The two cities will join Brazzaville, Libreville and Lagos as RwandAir’s West African destinations.
The Juba service will launch on 1 July and will initially be served three times a week, with the recently-acquired brand new CRJ900NextGen regional jets. Departure from Kigali will be at 09h45 and the return flight from Juba to Kigali will take off at 13h00, South Sudan time. This will take the number of RwandAir destinations to 16.
Douala will be served four times a week and both flights will leave Kigali in the afternoon, whereas the return flight for Kigali leaves the following morning. Boeing 737-700NG or B737-800NG aircraft will be used on the route, offering both Business and Economy Class. The Accra and Douala services will launch on 1 June. The two cities will join Brazzaville, Libreville and Lagos as RwandAir’s West African destinations.
The Juba service will launch on 1 July and will initially be served three times a week, with the recently-acquired brand new CRJ900NextGen regional jets. Departure from Kigali will be at 09h45 and the return flight from Juba to Kigali will take off at 13h00, South Sudan time. This will take the number of RwandAir destinations to 16.
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