Qatar Airways has not merely mimicked its rival Emirates in expanding across Africa, but has in several cases gone beyond the Dubai-based carrier to destinations which it now serves alone. These include more recent additions to the Qatar network, such as Kigali, Maputo (which has had a short and somewhat rocky history as a destination, served thrice-weekly with a Dreamliner), Marrakesh and Windhoek (added only back in October), but also more proximate East African destinations such as Kilimanjaro and Zanzibar (the latter served by flyDubai). The airline competes with Emirates on the major routes from Cape Town to Casablanca, but is not anywhere near as strong in West Africa, flying only to Lagos.
Saturday, January 14, 2017
Qatar Airways Route Network, November 2016: The African Routes
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Addis Ababa,
Cape Town,
Casablanca,
Dar Es Salaam,
Djibouti,
Doha,
Durban,
Entebbe,
Johannesburg,
Kigali,
Kilimanjaro,
Lagos,
Mahe,
Maputo,
Marrakesh,
Nairobi,
Qatar Airways,
Tunis,
Windhoek,
Zanzibar
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