On this occasion there were no problems with the documentation to enter Qatar and, just like what happened on the first flight, the passengers boarded without difficulties and at the scheduled times.
This morning some people warned at the time of check-in that they had forgotten the passport, but they solved the situation by taking out the Express Passport, which can be managed at the airport itself and is delivered within a couple of hours.
The flight, AR1914, in charge of an Airbus 330-200, painted in Argentine colors, took off from Ezeiza International Airport at 8:36 p.m. and is scheduled to land at Fiumicino airport in Rome shortly before 1 p.m. local time. , tomorrow Saturday, to finally arrive in Doha around 7:00 p.m.
This morning, at 08:52, flight AR1148, also an Airbus 330-200, departed at full capacity, scheduled to arrive in Doha around 07:00 in the morning.
With these two flights there are a total of 12 services to Qatar to carry Argentine fans who went to support the team led by Lionel Scaloni.
The tickets for these two flights sold out a few hours after they were put on sale
“We were able to get to the last stage of this successful operation thanks to the victories of the National Team that allowed us to continue programming flights. Now we have to support them in this last game and we hope to bring the World Cup back home,” said Pablo Ceriani, President of Aerolíneas Argentinas.
The return of the Scalonetta to the country
Meanwhile, sources from the flag company informed Télam that tomorrow night another Airbus 330-200 plane will leave for Doha, but in a “ferry” condition, that is, it will fly to the capital of Qatar empty and will arrive at approximately the time the final match is taking place.
This aircraft, contracted by the Argentine Football Association (AFA), is intended to transfer part of the delegation and family members back to the country, while the arrival of the National Team players is scheduled for Monday, at a time to be confirmed.
In addition to the transfer of passengers, in the 10 flights carried out to Qatar so far, almost 100,000 kilos of cherries of national production whose final destination is Hong Kong.
Source: Ambito
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