Qatar Airways Launches Nonstop Links Connecting Doha with Bogota and Caracas. Qatar Airways has formally launched scheduled services connecting Doha with Bogota and Caracas, expanding its network footprint across South America and establishing a strategic air corridor between the Middle East and the Andean region. Operating two flights per week on Wednesdays and Sundays, the route is flown with long-range Boeing 777-200LR aircraft, raising the Gulf carrier’s destination count across the Americas to 17 gateways as part of its network exceeding 170 airports worldwide.
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The inaugural flight marks a milestone for the airline as the first Gulf operator to serve Venezuela, providing direct trunk access between Doha’s Hamad International Airport and the capitals of Colombia and Venezuela. The service links both South American hubs to key markets across Asia, Australia, Japan, China, and the Middle East via streamlined transfers in Doha.
The scheduled flight rotations operate under the following timetable:
- ✈ Flight QR783: Departs Doha at 07:35, touching down in Bogota at 16:25.
- ✈ Regional Tag Leg: Departs Bogota at 17:55, arriving in Caracas at 21:00.
- ✈ Return Sector: Departs Caracas at 23:30, landing in Doha at 20:35 the following evening.
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In parallel with the route debut, Qatar Airways broadened its bilateral partnership with LATAM by integrating LATAM Airlines Colombia. The enhanced partnership provides inbound international travelers with connections to 18 domestic destinations across Colombia, including Medellin, Cartagena, Cali, Barranquilla, Bucaramanga, Pereira, Santa Marta, and San Andres.
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