The network of Qatar Airways has been maintained well during the Pandemic. All airlines adjusted their inflight services due to the swine flu. Many passengers will no doubt appreciate the pre-pandemic inflight service that the airline is now offering.
The time frame for restoring service for Qatar Airways.
All routes to London and Paris have fully restored inflight service. Due to the grounding of many A350s, the reintroduced service coincides with the airline flying the A380s on the routes.
Full inflight service will resume for all of its 140 destinations as of January 2022, so that will be right around the corner.
Akbar Al Baker is the CEO of Qatar Airways.
The past year and a half has been challenging for the aviation industry, however we grew stronger and became more resilient as time went by. We are happy to mark a new chapter that brings us closer to the recovery of the Pandemic. Passengers will now be able to enjoy in-flight services on our flights between London and Paris, with more destinations to follow.
The A380 bar is reopening.
What is happening with the service of Qatar Airways?
The truth is that the service standard of the airline has not changed. During the Pandemic.
First class meals were covered on a tray layup, and passengers could choose between a roll of cutlery or individual ones.
Menu cards and sealed wipes were introduced by the airline.
Social areas were closed.
All of this will change. In first class, passengers will no longer be offered meals on serving trays, but instead will be served with silverware and chinaware on a white linen table, and the signature candle will return.
The business class meal service was poor.
In American Airlines first class...
This is not a Qsuites.
The bottom line.
The inflight service of the airline is being restored. This should be available on other routes as of January 2022.
The airline has maintained more service than most airlines. Some of the special touches of the service will be returning, including candles, dishes being placed directly on a tablecloth, etc.
What was your experience with the service of the airline?
