KATHMANDU, July 8 : Qatar Airways has started flying new aircraft in its three destinations -- Guangzhou (China), Geneva (Switzerland) and Warsaw (Poland) -- from July 1.
The Doha-based carrier started flying Airbus A380 to Guangzhou, and it has also become the first airline to operate the Boeing 787 Dreamliner to Geneva.
Similarly, it has introduced Airbus A330 for Warsaw flights, according to a statement issued by the airline.
"Qatar Airways celebrated capacity increases across its global network this weekend, as three of the airline's destinations received upgraded aircraft," the statement added.
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