Qatar Airways has said it will soon start moving its Nigerian passengers to the Hamad International Airport in Doha.
The $15.5bn airport, the airline said, would soon to be declared open and it would eventually house the airline's entire operation before the end of the year, a statement from the carrier's office in Nigeria said.
The statement quoted Qatar's Sales Manager, Mrs. Ijeoma Nduneri, as saying that the new airport would offer a new dimension to air travel.
She told the audience at a gathering in Lagos that the carrier was set to boost its operations in the Nigerian market.
She said. "Qatar Airways is committed to offering and delivering excellent services on the ground and in the air."
Five star service must come from the heart, must be consistent, real and classy, and this is our promise to our customers.
Qatar Airways has 119 aircraft with over 250 aircraft on order worth over $50 billion and flies to 124 destinations.
